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This is an excellent video for set up of a diode laser. I have been using my Ray 5 10w for over a year and recently upgraded to a 20w. In doing so, I didn't realize how critical squaring the frame and adjusting the belts and wheels on the gantry were since my 10w was pretty much assembled and worked great out of the box. This video will walk you through setup step-by-step and is very easy to follow. Took my machine apart yesterday and followed Andy's instructions and feel much more confident for my new output. Thank you Andy!

Getting my auto air assist progress on my longer ray5 10w using lightburn M7 command to control it.

I hate the noise from mine

It's very important that the gantry is square to the frame. I have covered this in other videos. If you ever have your stepper motors grid / miss steps, like when the head crashes into the side of the frame, and your stepper make a strange loud noise like gears grinding, you would need to check your gantry squareness again. Its an easy process which I have covered in two videos. See videos 2 and 22

It's very important that the gantry is square to the frame. I have covered this in other videos. If you ever have your stepper motors grid / miss steps, like when the head crashes into the side of the frame, and your stepper make a strange loud noise like gears grinding, you would need to check your gantry squareness again. Its an easy process which I have covered in two videos. See videos 2 and 22

Thanks

Thats a great idea,👍

Thanks i will try this. Looks better than the lightburn ones

Thanks for the information

Thanks

you should have the frame perfectly 90 to itself not the lower frame.. So you ensure the laser move in exact90 to itself.

Great video. I wish I would have seen this before I put mine together.

😂😂😂 You are not really home at physics, are´nt you?

Do you have to update if you don’t have limit switches?

Great help to get ridículo of the noises

Brilliant video!!

And yet again, You have saved my as... limit switches!

I can confirm that the new laser on levels are 0, 0.5, 5, 25, 50 and 100% SO BE WARNED PRESS THE WRONG ONE AND YOU WILL BURN SOMETHING.

Sorry about the hard ending of this video, my poor editing. But is just shows you how quick you can now remove/replace the laser module. I hope with this upgrade you will clean your laser more.

Awesome video Andy, very informative! I'm using the same smooth aluminum pipe, and you're absolutely right about the difference in resistance. As soon as I switched mine, not even a burn smell in the house from the basement.

nice, thank you.

Subscribed ; )

Nice informative video Thank You ; )

My old hose broke last week. It was similar to the first one you measured. While browsing at the hardware store for a new one I was literally holding the new one you have there in my hands but opted for the old one because I knew what I was getting. Since I did not take it out of its packaging yet, I guess I should return it and get the smooth one instead.

really interesting and useful, I shall be buying some of this hose shortly!

Hi, I need to get some of that smooth bore ducting, I have the stuff you had before, and it's not good enough. Can you please tell me where you purchased it, and a possible product name/manufacturer so I can get some?

I never even thought about this. Great informative video! Thank you for sharing!

Longer menu settings (-) and (+) set the pass quantity

I have subscribed to your previous channel, but must admit I like having all these laser videos together on this channel. I'm going back to start watching them all starting here. Thanks!

They were the hardest screws to put in specially if you had fingernails

See correction in the video description. Use the laser module itself and not the 1mm step

Very nice. I just 3D printed a fine adjustment knob for my RAY5. All these little mods make life so much easier! Thanks for taking the time to put that together.

I disagree. I think the manual says to place the focusing column on the laser module. The picture in the calibration section of the manual has the focusing column under the laser module. If it was under the frame the focusing module would be further out (closer to the camera). "Then place the focusing column vertically on the bottom of the laser head form the rear side, and manually lift the laser head so that the bottom of the rear side of the laser is close to the upper surface of the calibration column."

Thanks, great video!

Could they be made adjustable to make the frame higher?

Works for me no problem. 😊

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merci a vous Pour votre aide..j'ai pu régler mon problème. 👍

Nicely done. Awesome video. 😊

Very good video. 😊

Great idea! Any way you could share the file for making the focus block?

Showing some support Andy although I don't have a laser engraver (Yet)