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Omg your matt is genius! I’ve been struggling so much to center my work, this would help so much! Wishing I didn’t just blow money on a matt off Amazon… 😞

RESULTS.... With my Longer B1 30 watt laser set to 4000 mm/min, 50% power, .08 line interval, burning my pint glass resulted in very nice, BLACK test squares and not the "white" etching I was expecting. This is with a just purchased can of the Rust-Oleum CG spray. These results were obtained with both a one coat and a two coat test. I do get a beautiful "white" etch using the black Prang Tempura paint, but, I have to use my airbrush to apply to ensure an even, smooth coat,(s) with at least 3-4 coats performing best. Airbrushing is OK, but, being a PIA to clean, I'll line up several/many objects to airbrush to make the cleanup worthwhile. The Tempura paint works best - for me - with a somewhat heavier coating and when I tried to apply subsequent coats carefully with a foam brush, the previous coat melted/dissolved when the second was applied. The dollar store has the pint glasses for only a buck 25 each and my stash of over 20 glasses will let me fine tune my settings on the cheap.... A TIP - When cleaning your burns, it is best to use a soft toothbrush to gently scrub the etch. Cleaning with only a soft - foam brush - will not effectively clean the nooks and crannies in you burn and, using a bit of Dawn detergent on the brush will provide the best final finish....

I'll be testing my burns with the cold galvanized spray as soon as my can arrives tomorrow. NOW, my very best advise to EVERYONE is to ALWAYS use the air assist when burning ANY glass etching masks. I have heard from some people that they f'ed up their laser lens, (protective lens), by not using the air assist as some of the flying particles jumped up into the laser head and BONDED to the lens.... SO, you do you, I'll do me and use air assist all of the time.... Call me cautious, but, call me a guy without a damaged laser lens 🙂

Great, save me a lot of time. Thank you.

should play your music louder, I could almost hear other things..

Even though I've been using my laser for close to 10 mths I never thought to use this option, I'm currently making a stove top cover (3rd one so far) and it's much larger then my machine, the first two covers I got lucky with aligning them to center just by eye-balling them, I think they where off by 1/4" (not bad). this current project was off by 2 1/2" so it was noticeable, I had seen others use a similar technique to yours but it got confusing because they where talking about setting they had done previously off camera. (no help what-so-ever). Your tutorial is easy to follow, clear and concise. I marked the center of the board, jogged the laser module to the center mark, made the required setting and it works as it should, I did have to slide the frame to the right about an inch but everything is set to go. Great work on the tutorial. Thanks

New to laser I have a atom stack pro 5 5.5W it has no homing switches when I start my laser in lightburn it says no home has been set in GRBL how do I get it to home

Amazing videos, I'm looking at getting one and ur so helpful with info I really appreciate it all. So thank you very much from a happy follower in Wrexham, wales. Thank you please keep videos coming

The easiest way to get the angled cut perfect is to lay the two filaments against each other and cut them together with 1 cut. Works perfect for me!

So I was today years old when I found out that setting the mm per rotation actually really did matter. Wow. Thanks for your video on that. I was going nuts because I would send the graphic to the laser and it would burn it all the way around. Thanks again. Btw if anyone asks the Creality rotary chuck has to be set to 40 mm per rotation. Thanks again, new fan.

My system came with a 10 and 40w. I just have to look and see if i.have to do anything with the motherboard. I also got in with xtool for the shirts and that came with a brand new 10w and the attachment to burn on the paint screens to make shirts. I may have to put that together and try that. Weird that a 40w, or 36 in your case, can't burn tiles. You would think you could just reduce the power to make it work. Thanks for your response.

Hi, I'm a new subscriber. I've tried 2 tiles with the rustoleum 2x satin white but both were way to light. One I used invert and the other reg. I used 100% power and 3000mm/m and 2000mm/min. I'm running a 40w d1pro. I just too the image off of a 3d website. Any suggestions as to make this better. Your images are excellent!!!!

The intro of the manufacturer says 1 (one) minute, and NOT 4.!

Hi bro, I appreciate the review but it's almost impossible to listen to with all the background noise... You need to find a quieter place to record or adjust the audio in post.

Crazy. I have always just used a lighter and ice pack to cool it then a razor blade to clean it up. It takes like a min and I just do it on the machine when my spool has a couple of winds left.

You don't any kind of paint if you are using the black poster board behind the acrylic.

Brilliant Video, thanks for sharein

I didn't know this video would contain Lib Tears. Extra points! Great video

Nearly 3 three years ago, but your assistance is timeless! THANK YOU!

Thank you very much for this lesson. It helped me a lot.

One of the best use cases for laser engravers.

Nice I need to try this thanks

You should seal with clear varnish before using resin.

In Australia I used rust-oleum custom white found in auto stores has high titanium and lays down smooth

You're awesome, your videos are great! :) The question I want to ask is, what parameters would you recommend for a 20 Watt laser machine? Thanks in advance. By the way, I joined Discord. Should I have asked there instead?

Thanks for this. Day two of K1C printer and this happened to me. This video was a life saver. I thought it was totally broken. I used a flat bladed micro screwdriver to gently pry the lid and body of the extruder apart once the crews were out.

Thanks! It wasn't as hard as it seemed actually, after seeing you disassemble everything I thought it would be really hard connecting all together later but it was actually easy ;)

What was your power and speed settings

That shirt made me change the channel and block you.

Thanks for video, made few tests myself and if still someone interested, it works good with cheap mix of titanium dioxide and alcohol. Tested on Ortur LM3 20W. 50mm/min 80% power.

cool

I'm testing on plexiglass cause I have some laying around. I got a longer ray 5 10w. How do I make it so it don't crack the plexiglass? Is my power to high? Please help

Hi u add 150 ml tempra paint and 50 ml water?

Gracias

Love the t-shirt 👍

But why does this happen on the K1’s? I’d want to know before I put it all back together. Heat creep?

Nice skulls, I'll be doing some for the granddaughters. Did you work out how many you could get from one roll of filament?

Nice work. What kind of wood did you use?

Booba !!!😅😅😅

Excellent work man and thanks for the detailed installation 🎉

what about the 40w verison? Do you use O rings?

Hello, where can I find this type of Powder Coating on Aliexpress? Thanks for the video.

what mm basswood are you using??

I have a specific drawing that I would like to do a little better. How do I do a specific part of a project IE: when I write the word FAMILY. my L is not as dark as the rest. How can I engrave just the L and not the rest

awesome tutorial respect from INDIA

Love the shirt

How do you deal with the smell when you were engraving slate?

What settings did you use in imagr?

Is this with homing switches