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Can you home the laser in light burn?

@@RandomDudeWorkshop I did still noting so I sent it back to the company waiting on my refund now

@@BrendaDavis-1963 not sure how much experience you have. Lightburn has a huge learning curve. Glad you are getting taken care of though. Took me a few hours to really get anywhere.

Sorry I am not great about checking in between video releases for comments. I do not sell the mount. This video or another in the series has links to the 3d print file should you know someone. If not then I could be persuaded to manufacture one for you and ship it.

Thanks for your concern. However, 3 inches will not make or break the driving dynamics of the trailer. And if it does I will be the first to come back on here and say you were right

It sure is!

Raptor so far seems to be overly complicated and has a lot of great ideas but not a main stream easy to use device as of yet. Still playing around with it.

I own both the Raptor and the otter 3d scanners and I have to say the Raptor is just mind blowing! Mind you I have been a professional 3D modeller for nearly 25 years. Please look up the your channel “Payo”. You really want to 3d print tracking marker towers with neodymium magnets in the base.

You and me both!

Thanks for the add. Hooo, Bowman that was some time ago. Lots of fun though

Thanks. I am looking forward to building it. Still looking at best course for attaching wooden frame to the trailer but all in due time. I really liked how you did the doors out of the plywood so I will be doing a similar setup

@@RandomDudeWorkshop I wish I could take credit for that. That was all Brigham. That is his trailer. Crazy now, he has a job building and designing trailers professionallly for Bean Trailer.

@@PlayingwithSticks yeah he did a great job with it. I can appreciate all the work and thought that goes into practical design.

oh goodness... A constant comment. But hey do i just leave it empty with no music?

yeah you are probably right... Feels so empty with no music though...

roughly, ummm probably around 1200 - 1400 lbs. Me and 3 buddies picked it up to move horizontally for some reason...

I think so too!

Working on USB issues right now...

Glad to hear it!

couldn't find anything that listed the correct color and the yellow I used is pretty close with a spray test. thanks for your thoughts

yeah, I did finish it, however I forgot to record the rest of the process. You can see part of it being done with my intro/channel trailer video. I should get some pictures on here of it being finished

Was not expecting a Random dude random toaster video.

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks 👍

Hey, thanks for watching. I included the feet I used in the description of the video. The items I welded to the legs are just the threads for the adjustable feet to go in and out of. The feet themselves have a replaceable felt pad to protect surfaces

Wow thank you!

Thank you!

I would have to double check the initial measurements. But it was designed to haul atleast a jeep grand cherokee at 72" wide with a few inches to spare. But you are right, I should have shown a measurement of between the rails

@@RandomDudeWorkshop ... no worries! Nice job

Yeah, so the shroud is a little tricky, and depends on whether you have the new one or the old version. Mine has tabs that need to mount onto the bed knife that help it to locate.

@@RandomDudeWorkshop mine too. My Mclane is really a Garden Way from 1980!

@@sm1tty031 same manufacturer just under an alternative name much like sears and some others. I had to push mine really hard and also I had to rebend some of the slots to get it to fit again

I did finish the conversion. I got busy and was not able to record the final welding, painting, and wiring of the trailer. However, I do have some finished pictures that I could post if you would like those.

yes for out of the box speeds this printer is very hard to beat. I did end up printing an enclosure and running some acrylic side panels to get consistent temps in my workspace

Thanks for the comment, will help me for future videos. Any helpful suggestions as to what I should use to fill the dead space?

Lol at least bettermusic

@@RandomDudeWorkshop Bro, I can help you. Made a few videos myself. Painting is relaxing to watch. Remember Bob Ross. So, your music should be soothing but upbeat, like lofi music. You could also stop in the middle and do a little explaining for people who don't understand what you're doing, and are looking for some guidance. You can lower the music and talk over it while it plays in the background. Some people (like the guy who commented) only know how to criticize others. They can't give feedback because they are talentless and don't know how to fix the issue.

@@sgtrickards5683 thanks for the instructive help. I like the ideas and am trying to implement that more in my current videos

@@RandomDudeWorkshop You do good work. I just finished painting a trailer yesterday. Used an A610 gun on a Fortress 29gal air compressor from Harbor Frieght. Turned out great. No problems. I used to paint fighter aircraft in the Air Force. I miss it.

Check the trailer tongue for rated weight because ultimately that will help you determine what size axles you have and what they are capable of.

Yeah the prusa has a great platform and the slicer is one of the best. However, this slicer by Bambu in it's infancy has so many of the included things such as wifi connectivity, link to camera(if equipped) built in multi filament support. I am interested to see how it progresses. Also interested to see if traditional companies like Prusa will release an affordable answer to the Bambu lab or if they will innovate another way.

@@RandomDudeWorkshop such a great system also with the AMS sometimes you need petg sometimes multicolor sometimes pla. Its very nice how it works and it just works. Support is also great with response times.

Everyone else just got sent to the Dinosaur graveyard.

@@borisbommen are they much louder than the prusas? i kinda wanna replace my mk3 but it has be able to print near my bed and work space

@@xIsouLcruSHca to be honest, I had more resonance with my prusas then bambulabs. But they are fast and can be loud. They have a slow mode (i believe still faster then prusas) and then they are much quieter. But in general they are not louder then a Prusa printer

Thanks for the comment. Yeah now that you mention it I have watched a lot of other reviews and most of them were given the unit. Hope any information I gave you or insight was helpful. The creality I had originally while slow comparatively, was a good entry point . But the plug and play ability from the p1p is phenomenal. The corexy they had was a decent idea but the cost put most people off from it as they couldn't get the slicer to make it much faster without a large 3d printing background

Ender 5 is‘nt CoreXY

@@jostymon6958 going off the assumption that they were talking about the ender 7 that creality released, we both just forgot to mention that fact. Thanks for the clarification comment.

@@RandomDudeWorkshop I forgot the ender 5 isn't a true corexy. It does have a ridgid frame like a corexy which in theory an experienced 3d printer could tweak it alot for performance. The ender 7 looks decent if I had room for another printer I would try it out but I already have 8 printers, anymore and they got to go in the garage 😄