Built In Camera Saves The Sale. AGAIN. Engraving Cherry Wood. Thunder Laser BOLT. engraving. 040 4K
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- I love Cherry Hardwood. But this piece was too big for conventional engraving. The Thunder Laser BOLT has a built in camera and it once again, saves the day versus losing the sale. I'll show you how beautiful the engrave quality is on Cherry wood, and how I used the camera to make it happen. Cheers!
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Use protractor against the honeycomb to estimate the angle. Do the center line like you did then do the design on blue tape to verify and fine tune the angle in lightburn. Blue tape has saved me so many times.
That's awesome! Great job Gord, glad you're having great success with the Thunder Laser BOLT, onward and upward with your business. Stay safe and keep up the great times. Fred.
Hi Gord. You did a beautiful job with the engrave on the cherry wood. Thank you for sharing what you are doing with us and walking us through your process. As always, incredibly helpful. Nice! Appreciate you.
Morning and thanks Sharon!
Hi, GP! This is not a hobby that interests me personally but I thoroughly enjoyed watching your video. Hope all is well! Cheers!
Hey thanks for watching and supporting Larry. Hope you are all doing great!
Great Video Gord - people are challenging you and you are coming thru while using all the Bolt's features and passing on your knowledge, good on you. Cheers and have a great last week on May.
Great teaching skills!
Thanks Mike!
Your videos are always so helpful. I often go back to your videos for helpful hints when working on a project. Thanks for all you do. By the way, I saw your video on Thunder Laser website 👍
Good day and thanks Vera! I didn't know - I will go check it out. Have a great week and thanks again!
I wish my camera was accurate enough to trust it
Sure wish I would have run across your videos sooner. I got a D1 Pro 20w but I am so looking forward to getting a bolt. Hopefully before the end of the year I will have one. The camera is such a nice feature. Can’t wait.
Cheers Richard!
You probably already noticed it, but the "star" on the right side of the cup is a bit 🤪(goofy).
Not sure if you know this nice feature but: Settings > Filled Rendering (slower), enable that and you can see the words/engraving much easier.
Good morning and thanks! I appreciate the helpful info. Have a nice week out there!
Howd you get your camera so crisp like that, mine looks all blurry on my Bolt
Morning Ed! Mine came calibrated like that. However, I believe (my understanding) that you will find the ring around the camera lens is a focus ring so you can manually focus the camera. If there is blue stuff around the collar, that is there as a temporary glue, so to speak, you can peel it off and you should find that the focus ring will move. Thunder Laser USA did a video on UA-cam to show how to connect the camera and during that video , Chris references the focus ring. Have you tried that yet?
@LaserNUG I did but didn't work sadly
@@EasyED1992 I am sorry to hear that Ed. If I may suggest - give Thunder Support a call/ticket. Your machine should still be under warranty i believe(?). And they can troubleshoot it with you. It's worth the time, I thin. Good luck!