Q1. What is MAGIC-E7?

A. MAGIC-E7 is a multipurpose 4-axis CNC engraving machine that supports diamond scribing, CNC engraving, and cutting in one machine.

It can process flat items and cylindrical items such as rings and bangles. Applications range from jewelry engraving and production to nameplates and personalized gifts.

Q2. What can I do with MAGIC-E7?

A. You can engrave the inside and outside of rings, add text and logos to pendants and medals, engrave nameplates, and cut metal sheets.

For example, you can engrave a name or special date on a pendant, or cut a metal sheet into a custom shape to create an initial necklace. Suitable jigs and accessories also allow you to work with items such as bracelets and pens.

Q3. What materials can I work with?

A. MAGIC-E7 can be used with various metals, including gold, silver, brass, copper, aluminum, and stainless steel. It can also process non-metal materials such as acrylic, plastic, wood, and carving wax.

However, a material suitable for scribing is not necessarily suitable for milling or cutting. Select the tool and machining method according to the material’s hardness, surface finish, thickness, and desired result.

Q4. What is the difference between diamond scribing and CNC engraving?

A. The two methods differ in how the tool works and the finish they produce.

• Diamond scribing: A diamond tip presses into the material’s surface to create an engraving. It is used for text, logos, and patterns.
• CNC engraving: A rotating tool removes material. It is used to engrave text or shapes with depth, or to cut through material.

Choose diamond scribing for fine lines on the surface, and CNC machining for material removal or cutting.

Q5. What tools can I use?

A. You can select the following tools according to the job.

Choose a suitable tool for the material and desired result, and use the appropriate machining settings.

Q6. What software does MAGIC-E7 use?

A. MAGIC-E7 uses MagicEngrave, the dedicated engraving software.

You can edit designs, set the engraving position, and generate toolpaths to prepare engraving and cutting jobs.

Before starting, make sure the tool selected in the software matches the tool installed in the machine.

Q7. What does the built-in camera do?

A. The built-in camera allows you to adjust the size, position, and angle of your design while viewing an actual image of the workpiece.

This makes positioning easier, especially for items with irregular outlines, such as pendants.

Q8. Can the laser pointer perform laser engraving?

A. No. The laser pointer on MAGIC-E7 is a positioning aid used to check and adjust the engraving location.

Engraving and cutting are performed using CNC tools, such as a diamond tool, V-cutter, or end mill. MAGIC-E7 does not provide laser marking or laser cutting.

Q9. Is a rotary system included as standard?

A. Yes. MAGIC-E7 has a built-in rotary clamp as standard.

You can work with cylindrical items such as rings and bangles without installing a separate external rotary unit. Select suitable chuck fingers, jigs, or optional accessories according to the size and shape of the workpiece.

Q10. Can I engrave both the inside and outside of a ring?

A. Yes. You can engrave text and patterns on both the inside and outside of a ring.

• Inside engraving: Use the built-in L-shaped tool for diamond scribing.
• Outside engraving or machining: Use a diamond tool or a cutting tool, depending on the job.

The actual machining range depends on the ring’s diameter, width, thickness, and shape. Make sure the ring is securely clamped before starting.

Q11. How are material height and tool length set?

A. MAGIC-E7 provides automatic measurement of material height and tool length using sensors.

This reduces the setup work needed to establish the machining reference height. For accurate measurement, secure the material firmly and keep the measurement area and tool free of chips and debris.

Q12. Can MAGIC-E7 cut metal sheets?

A. Yes. You can use an end mill to cut metal sheets into the desired shape.

The achievable cutting thickness and processing time depend on the material, tool diameter, cutting depth, and clamping method. Therefore, the same cutting thickness and settings cannot be applied to every material.

Even thin sheets must be secured to prevent lifting or movement during cutting. Use a cutting jig suitable for the material and job.

Q13. What clamps and accessories are available?

A. In addition to the standard flat clamp and built-in rotary clamp, optional accessories are available for different workpieces.

• Cutting jig: Holds sheet material during cutting.
• Tailstock: Supports the end of long cylindrical items.
• Ring adapter: Provides additional support for machining the outside of rings.
• Curved bracelet jig: Holds curved bracelets.
• Clamp pins: Help secure items that are difficult to hold with the standard clamp.
• Dedicated dust collector: Collects chips and dust from jobs such as acrylic engraving.

Some accessories are sold separately. Before ordering, confirm the configuration suitable for the size and shape of your workpieces.

Q14. Is a dust collector required?

A. No. A dust collector is not required.

However, some jobs, such as acrylic engraving, can produce chips that scatter around the work area. If acrylic engraving is your main application, we recommend using the dedicated dust collector. It helps collect these chips and keep the machine interior and surrounding workspace clean.

Q15. What should I check before use?

A. Before starting a job, check the following:

• Make sure the workpiece is securely clamped.
• Check that the tool is correctly installed and is not worn or damaged.
• Make sure the tool selected in the software matches the installed tool.
• Check that the cutting depth and speed are suitable for the material.
• For ring jobs, make sure the diameter and width entered in the software match the actual measurements.

Before machining, use the preview or position-check function to confirm the working area.

Q16. How should I maintain the machine?

A. After use, remove chips and dust from inside the machine. Prevent machining debris from building up around the clamps and rotary system.

Keep the areas around the camera, laser pointer, and measurement sensors clean. Regularly check tools for wear and damage.

Stop the machine and switch off the power before cleaning, changing tools, or carrying out inspections. Refer to the manual for detailed maintenance procedures and inspection intervals.