Disassembling my Glowforge honeycomb tray for cleaning.

I will be disassembling the crumb tray to get the pan and to wipe both sides of the honeycomb without needing to submurge in water or solution which can rust or gunk up the honeycomb with the rising junk left on the bottom tray. This was my last step of thoroughly cleaning of my Glowforge.

[@fargo2win]

Video is ok . You need to back up some so we can see the full disassemble

[@kimkirkendoll5211]

Agree 100%, love the information but the video is so difficult to watch.

[@mizzpurdy4018]

Have you disassembled the fans yet? I’m scared to do that, if you do could you make a video please ❤️

[@Lillymaricreations]

I have cleaned both where the printer sits. It's pretty easy. You have to use the star tool for that. My material stop cutting and charring I almost open up the lid it started burning the wood while it cut and after I get better cut without the charring.The one in the back I clean it manually wipe it and use pipe cleaner. That one is to much work, but my blades come out clean without disassembling

[@shastaguay7582]

any advice for the side screws- mine wont budge and im afraid of stripping the heads with the 5/64 bit.

[@Lillymaricreations]

Mine never stripped with the tools I used. Thankfully the sides the stars are very small compared to the backside. I just went in straight, you can use a manual Allen wrench instead than the power tool.