Most Powerful Onefinity CNC Laser
Вставка
- Опубліковано 27 січ 2023
- Prelimiary testing on the Jtech Photonics 24W Diode Laser on the Onefinity Journeyman X-50 Desktop CNC Router. This 24 watt laser cuts metal (steel) it does not cut aluminum or stainless steel as far as I have seen. It is 110v and plugs directly into the Onefinity CNC.
---
Should You Sell Your Projects? • Should You Sell Your W...
---
Jtech 24w Laser: www.onefinitycnc.com/product-...
---
➡➡CNC Digital Files: www.cncyalater.com/
➡➡My Instagram: / hamilton_dilbeck
➡➡My Patreon: / hamiltondilbeck
---
Laser Stuff I Bought To Use:
➡➡Air Assist Pump: amzn.to/3j6Rouf
➡➡Honeycomb Bed: amzn.to/3JpaLcv
➡➡.004" Steel: amzn.to/3XUD1I6
Affiliate links help support the channel at no additional cost to you.
---
Onefinity/Jtech Forum: forum.onefinitycnc.com/c/acce...
---
Lightburn: lightburnsoftware.com/
---
Videos I Watched To Setup:
➡➡Lightburn On Onefinity: • Using Lightburn On The...
➡➡Laser Setup: • Setting Up The JTech L...
➡➡Lightburn Test Generator: • Lightburn Material Tes...
➡➡14w vs 24w : • Onefinity Jtech 24w Qu...
---
Plug & Play CNC Spindle Upgrade:
➡➡pwncnc.com/?ref=HD
➡➡Use coupon code "HAMILTON" for 5% OFF! - Розваги
Thanks for the transparency, Hamilton. I have looked at it several times since the launch and ultimately decided to start with something smaller and stand-alone to make sure I have a good understanding of how it all works. As a side note, I am thinking of starting a UA-cam channel myself and have spent a lot of time, probably more than I should have, trying to figure out the time commitment of producing videos. I appreciate the fact that you put that little bit of extra information at the end.
I received mine last week and ran the same sort of test last night with white oak. I buy off cuts from a local hardwood mill and had s2s .9”. I ran six passes at 10 IPM 100% on the first run and it was nearly through the board. Very impressive cut and I think I could have pushed faster.
Great video transparency and congrats on the laser. Look forward to learning this and watching you share more great content.
Your videos are great, positive, informative and inspiring. Keep doing what your doing man! Blessings.
I love the folks from J-tech! Great people, great products. They're awesome. Also, lightburn rocks! Thanks for the vid Ham!
Thanks for the transparency when you talk about sponsor requests and even previous videos with product cost.
Of course, I always want to be upfront!
Hey Hamilton! Just a headsup, be cautious when filming lasers, I think you can damage the sensor on your camera. Especially when cutting metals on an angle, and the laser is reflecting direct into the sensor.
I really like the concept of your videos
Thanks for the information. Love your cnc videos and your new website. Just order some files I have been looking at and should have bought long ago! Keep making
Awesome, thanks so much!!
Youre videos are getting better and better but its till your style, love it 🎉 thanks for the laser video! Im pumped! 😂 😍
Jtech gave me buyers remorse, Hard to give them another shot. I bought the 7 watt one when it first came out. under the impression it could cut well. I ended up getting a 10W Xtool for 1/2 what i paid for my 7W. i miss the workspace my onefinity gives but that 7W was not cutting it very well.
6:33 that is a great way to look at learning how to use a new tool.
How can this hurt me. As long as you learn and understand that upfront, any learning from there on you can experiment and try things that would work for you, even if not 'how they were meant to be used'
Great tip!
I have a onefinity but I went with a stand alone laser because I would have to build a seriously large enclosure to deal with the fumes if I had to enclose the onefinity.
Hi there. Thanks for the great video explaining how the laser I have is completely inadequate lol. I joke, I have only just set up my 1F X50 woodworker, and I have the 7watt laser to go with it. I was wondering if the test grid you have on your website would be suitable to use with my machine? I am very new to using the 1F, and CNC equipment in general (I am an old school engineer), so any advice would be gratefully received. Many thanks in advance.
Just watching your video like I always do, then I hear my name lol 😅 Hi Hamilton, if I haven’t commented and introduced myself before sorry for being that creeper in the shadows. Love your channel and what you’re doing. Excited to see what you do with the laser.
Haha hey!! Maybe I'm mistaken, but if you're in Georgia- we should find a way to do stupid laser things for a video
@@HamiltonDilbeck you too? I am in middle GA we definitely should. Let’s figure a way to use all these lasers to make an auto tracking mosquito zapper with a variable range and stun to death modes. 👨🔬🦟💥
These high powered diode laser modules are optically combining the beams of a few lower power diodes. I believe the your 24W has four 7watt diodes.
Now I'm researching into getting an upgrade for my CNC... Thanks! 🙄
J/k my wallet doesn't appreciate it, but great video.
And also appreciated the graphic at rhe end ahowing the time that went into this!😊
Does it engraved on glass? Or does it only etch, like the cheaper lasers?
I know J Tech advertises this as a cutting machine. However, can't you lower the output and perform some engraving? I would think having this would be the best of both worlds not the 14 watt laser. What are your thoughts?
I've got the same question! Or more so, could you go with a 24 watt and turn the power down to and do engraving with quality on par as a 7 watt? Would be able to obtain the most efficient cutting capabilities and yet still do detailed engraving?
I have a separate smaller laser I use for customizing my wood products. I don’t want to disturb my CNC from making projects. I use a cheaper laser with much less power and it complements my business.
One simple question. Can you lower the output to do detailed engraving?
Yes, the controller allows for power control for doing engravings.
can this cut acrylic that is clear without it making it black?
anything lower than 40watts is not worthy for cutting with laser
FYI Watts is power and Optical power is in watts but you want to have the highest optical power. Vendors who are interested in sales more than customer use the power rating of how much heat loss rather than the optical power.
0:20 i hear the ginger bread man yelling 'ooooh, noooooo!'. 😂
Are you running 1.09 firmware?
Yes I am!
It's like watching Tony Stark work.
Cheese brought me here to make this comment (Spencley Designs reference). Anyhow, I love your videos. I too am a woodworker, and your content has brought me a lot of motivation and inspiration. The first video of yours I saw was the torture test on your journeyman. Keep it up the good work!
How much?
It's around $1250. Link is in the description of this video if you want to look more into it
@@HamiltonDilbeck Yeah, it was my reaction after reading that.😆
or you could just get a JPT laser and be done
Aren't you upset that they came out with a better "BIGGER" router one year later?
I would be
"metal" - tinfoil is not metal. Try something small with CO2 laser like Omtech Polar or Gweike Cloud II (for about $3000) and then you can see low-power cutting and decent speed, not a charcoal maker.
Send one over and I'll be happy to try it out! Thanks for commenting your thoughts
Tinfoil not metal. That’s interesting tinfoil is rolled out aluminum and that seems to me to be …..well….a metal…. But hey why not just go to plasma cutter because we all know if you don’t have a plasma cutter you ain’t cuttin’ metal (yes a bit of sarcasm)
for me personally it's not powerful enough. seems ok for woodworkers. too weak for metal.