In the front of the pointer, there is a brass ring with two notches. If you use a screwdriver or another tool that fits in the notches, you can adjust the focus point clockwise or counterclockwise until it becomes sharp. Start by setting your laser's focus point before adjusting the red dot's focus point.
Great Viv but next time put a description up in the field, that's what that box is for when you put up a video so we dont watch it unnecessarily Thank so much....
Just a more precise guide. To change the laser output to a finer cut you would want to do a ramp test to make sure you are at the correct focus height for your lens.
In the front of the pointer, there is a brass ring with two notches. If you use a screwdriver or another tool that fits in the notches, you can adjust the focus point clockwise or counterclockwise until it becomes sharp. Start by setting your laser's focus point before adjusting the red dot's focus point.
Great video. My red beam was still too wide at .03 inches, so I cut my hole at .02 inches, instead. It works so much better. Thanks, again.
Very easy, smart fix. Thank you for sharing.
This absolutely worked and solved my focus problem.
Woooh! I'm excited to see what else you have created... Cheers!
This is fantastic. Works perfectly. Thanks!
Thanks for this video!
Great Viv but next time put a description up in the field, that's what that box is for when you put up a video so we dont watch it unnecessarily Thank so much....
Love it! Thanks for the video!
Brilliant man!
Awesome !!
thanks bro i will do it!!!!
thank you
super helpful! what is the red attachment you have on yours ?
That is for the auto focus
Hello I can not see the red laser any idea what can it be?
So where you just bending the pointer's mount to adjust it? Couldn't tell...
It has a pivot point on it for aiming it.
Where can I find the mount for the pointer, I assume it is 3d printed.
It was built into my printer. That being said it would probably be pretty easy to design one for your printer if you have any 3d design experience.
Does this change the laser output for finer cutting or just a more precise guide?
Just a more precise guide. To change the laser output to a finer cut you would want to do a ramp test to make sure you are at the correct focus height for your lens.
@@3dprintlaserandmore okay, thanks!
I must be doing something wrong my laser won’t cut it