Cherry 3mm
This page lists 13 community-tested settings for Cherry 3mm. Wood is one of the most popular laser engraving materials. Results vary by species, thickness, and grain — always run a test first.
Top setting per machine
Works with these machines
13 settings
Supplies to have on hand
Materials and accessories that pair well with Cherry 3mm laser projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best laser settings for Cherry 3mm?
A top-rated community setting for Cherry 3mm on the Sculpfun S9 is speed 4000 mm/min, power 70%. There are 13 community-tested settings for Cherry 3mm across 7 machines on this page.
Can a diode laser engrave or cut Cherry 3mm?
Yes — there are 7 community settings for Cherry 3mm on diode lasers and 6 on CO₂ lasers. CO₂ lasers generally cut faster and cleaner, but modern high-wattage diode lasers handle most wood work well.
Do I need air assist for Cherry 3mm?
46% of the community settings for Cherry 3mm use air assist. Air assist is optional for most operations but can improve edge quality on cuts.
What speed and power to cut Cherry 3mm in one pass?
Settings vary by machine wattage. For a 20W diode laser, cutting Cherry 3mm typically requires high power (90–100%) at moderate speed (1500–3000 mm/min) with air assist. CO₂ lasers can cut 3mm material faster — 20–60 mm/s at 50–70% power is common. Check the settings table below for your specific machine.
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