I typically sand after cutting, but many people do before! I find even when sanding before, you have some charring so I might as well do all the sanding at once!
Hey Lisa, any advice for cutting 1/4 inch plywood. I have been using 125/FULL but it does not cut through completely. When I try lower speeds 105,110,115 there is too many burnt marks. Damages the wood in some cases. Any suggestions?
How does your fan look? Most of the time this issue comes up when my lenses and fans are dirty. Give everything a clean and try it again. I like the cleaning method Lady Crockett Crafts has!
Another great project! So creative.
Thank you! 😊
Thank you for the tutorials, Lisa. And, my sister and I REALLY ENJOYED your class at EEM in Biloxi last weekend. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
You are so welcome! Hopefully I can see you at another show!
Awesome. I had to comment. My maiden name is Coder. Born and raised North Dakotan. Now in washington state.
Wow, what are the odds! This Coder is born and raise in the Sarasota/Bradenton area, so probably not related. haha
So fun! How much would you charge for something like that and what was the total time to make? Thank you so much:)
This total time was about 45 minutes, I believe. Since it's super customized, I would start at $60-80 but may be adjusted based on your market.
Lis-, awesome idea. I’ve had my GF for a year now and probably cut 10 things if that many. Still afraid to try the pass through😕.
You can do it! It really is way easier than you think
Hey Lisa - fellow glowforge owner here. Was that material 1/4" birch ply or thinner?
Thanks for the videos. Lynn
Yes, 1/4 wood similar to birch, but not exactly the same.
I noticed that in your lists of faves is the amazon birch! I just received my order. Do you sand to finish it before you cut? Once again...Thank you!
I typically sand after cutting, but many people do before! I find even when sanding before, you have some charring so I might as well do all the sanding at once!
Hey Lisa, any advice for cutting 1/4 inch plywood. I have been using 125/FULL but it does not cut through completely. When I try lower speeds 105,110,115 there is too many burnt marks. Damages the wood in some cases. Any suggestions?
How does your fan look? Most of the time this issue comes up when my lenses and fans are dirty. Give everything a clean and try it again. I like the cleaning method Lady Crockett Crafts has!
shift to snap to 45 degree angles is a glowforge premium feature. what a joke
Whoops. I didn't know that wasn't in free, seems like a silly thing to not include that in the free version.