I’ve never seen a combination of a cutter and engraver machine before. This could potentially save a lot of space if it lives up to what is advertised.
This seems like a great machine, I'm surprised that none of the 3D Printing/Maker UA-camrs haven't shown something similar. Thanks for the amazing video!
Im pretty sure Teaching Tech has featured machines that can change from 3d printing to laser to miller / cutter. Its been a while and from what I remember it was an open design though. It might have been a Creality machine.
I never thought I'd want to print my own stickers. But.. gosh, if I can just use a regular printer with slightly more expensive paper? I'll do the cutting part myself because I'm cheap. This is AWESOME.
Yooo, this! This is a great idea mate! I'm especially excited for the custom stuff, the stickers and tires in particular. Great news, can't wait for more and I've just started watching this one. You had me with the title already! 👋
I really like it that you also review this kind of products as it can be really helpful if you combine it with LEGO. Maybe you can someday try the Cricut - I love this machine.
This machine looks really good! Is there anything else like it on the market? Would be good to see a comparison with any similar machines (cost, performance etc)
For the custom cape, it would be cool if someone is getting married and they wanted a Lego bride + groom, and this could cut a train for the wedding dress
Ok...a little bit pricey for me. I'll stick with the scissors/scalpel and a good printer. Luckily I have very good hand manual...I'm quite good with hands. They're steady as they get, strong but very precise and I'm confident enough based on my experience so far they're good enough for the job. I like even cutting the Lego sticker sheet and filling the gaps that they cut out for the sake of playability, but me, I like presicion. The Jang had a great idea for Lego that can only benefit them and us the customers: print two sheets and then cut one for the kids and occasional builders and another one that's precise so we can all be happy and it won't cost an arm and a leg I think. Good idea overall, hope someone from Lego will eventually see it and propose it. Nice video, let's see how the second one will be.
I’ve never seen a combination of a cutter and engraver machine before. This could potentially save a lot of space if it lives up to what is advertised.
I really like how gap in microphone holder covers with boom of Big Red crane. 😀
This seems like a great machine, I'm surprised that none of the 3D Printing/Maker UA-camrs haven't shown something similar. Thanks for the amazing video!
Im pretty sure Teaching Tech has featured machines that can change from 3d printing to laser to miller / cutter. Its been a while and from what I remember it was an open design though. It might have been a Creality machine.
There are plenty of reviews on UA-cam already about this machine, it is not that new
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Can this machine safely cut the contours of water transfer decals too?
Thanks.
@@mikekiske I didn't try it. If it can be cut with a blade then I think it will work with this machine, too.
@@RacingBrick Great. Thanks for sharing.
I never thought I'd want to print my own stickers.
But.. gosh, if I can just use a regular printer with slightly more expensive paper? I'll do the cutting part myself because I'm cheap. This is AWESOME.
how about cutting the fabric for some technic projects like covering the trucks/pickups with tarps, making bellows for trams and segmented busses?
Great cross-over between my LEGO hobby and my SO's sewing hobby.
Yooo, this! This is a great idea mate! I'm especially excited for the custom stuff, the stickers and tires in particular. Great news, can't wait for more and I've just started watching this one. You had me with the title already! 👋
Seems great for cutting sails for pirate mocs
I really like it that you also review this kind of products as it can be really helpful if you combine it with LEGO. Maybe you can someday try the Cricut - I love this machine.
This machine looks really good! Is there anything else like it on the market? Would be good to see a comparison with any similar machines (cost, performance etc)
Cool
Balazs casually building his own lego fabrication setup in his basement.
For the custom cape, it would be cool if someone is getting married and they wanted a Lego bride + groom, and this could cut a train for the wedding dress
very cool machine.. laser engraved UCS plaques?
I tried that with the previous machine - ua-cam.com/video/mAF_8zb_cmc/v-deo.html
For that money it should be also printing the stickers 😅
Is the Racing brick sticker set for sale?
If you mean the one for 42077 then yes, you can buy it here - forwartsticker.com/termek/fws19-42077/
How u afford this machine
Ok...a little bit pricey for me. I'll stick with the scissors/scalpel and a good printer. Luckily I have very good hand manual...I'm quite good with hands. They're steady as they get, strong but very precise and I'm confident enough based on my experience so far they're good enough for the job. I like even cutting the Lego sticker sheet and filling the gaps that they cut out for the sake of playability, but me, I like presicion. The Jang had a great idea for Lego that can only benefit them and us the customers: print two sheets and then cut one for the kids and occasional builders and another one that's precise so we can all be happy and it won't cost an arm and a leg I think. Good idea overall, hope someone from Lego will eventually see it and propose it. Nice video, let's see how the second one will be.
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