After years of perfecting our craft, we have officially launched The Ultimate Glowforge Guide! Included are 13 files/products for you to sell year round, videos on how to edit those items, setting we use, materials we use, as well as pricing and marketing assistance. Check out our Ultimate Guide here: 85thandpine.com/products/the-ultimate-glowforge-guide
Hi Justin. We dont have it availiable on our website for purchase anymore due to lack of interst, but if you would like it, shoot us an email, and we can send you an invoice. @@justingarcia8619
I am SUPER EXCITED to be setting up my Glowforge today (Super Excited. I have the inline fan but just ordered a window dryer vent using your link. Thanks for sharing. ♥
Bought my GF yesterday! I used your code!! Thank you so much for posting all of these videos. So invaluable! I already bought the inline fan, hoses and the reducers. I have them strung out all over my office trying to figure out how in the heck I am gonna make this work in here. I have a small office, but I am determined to work it out. Where there's a will, there's a way!! Thanks again!!
Oh thank you!! We are so very appreciative!! More than you know :). And so excited for you. It’s been such a great journey for us and hope the same for you. We have the same mindset - if there’s a will there’s a way, and it’s so true. Best wishes and feel free to reach out any time!!
Thank you for your videos. You are so informative and your instructions are great to follow. (especially for me since I'm in my golden years!) Just ordered this inline fan system. I love your products too.
you are just what the dr ordered!!! xTool P2 on its way. I have about a 25' run to get outside. I've been using a Filtrabox Micro for my 20w diode but new it was time to drill that whole in my house. Your reducer maker also makes an 8" to 4" whic is what I need since I ordered the wind tunnel 8 inch!! i also got some lead diving weight to keep the granddaughter from getting sucked in....
Setting up this same system now, only thing that stressed me in this video was using the top of the glass of the glowforge as a work space haha! but very informative thank you!
@@85thandPine hahaha oh I understand. I have built and rebuilt and remodeled my mix media shop countless times now to accommodate my GlowForge. I purchased the air filter and attempted that route away from the window, but the sound that thing put off while running sets off my tinnitus horribly. So actively returning that, moving the GF near the window and working on this vent system now. The glass tapping just had me worried, can't imagine that's a wallet friendly fix haha! Amazing content though you have become my go to for GF knowledge.
I have a 9 month old and I'm looking at getting a Glowforge this month. Thanks to all your videos (which I've binge watched over the past couple days - don't tell my husband lol) I have decided I am FOR SURE getting a Glowforge and I am going to rock the holiday sales!
@@aimeeontis4450 Hi Aimee! Thank you so much for watching all my videos! I appreciate your support :) And that's awesome that you decided to get a Glowforge - I'm so excited for you!! Here are the links to the in-line fan and accessories... AC Infinity S6 In-line fan: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07... 4” Vent Hose: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07... 6” to 4” Reducers: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08... Window Dryer Vent: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01... Let me know if you have questions!! -Catherine
Thank you for the helpful info and the informative links! I just ordered my Glowforge Pro and used your referral link. I am so happy you shared the links for the accessories as I wan't sure about buying the portable filter! Can't wait to use my Glowforge and I will definitely be watching more of your videos to help with the learning curve!
Thank you so much for the kind comments - I'm so glad my video was helpful! And thank you for using my code - my family and I appreciate it more than you will ever know! I'm so excited for you. Please feel free to let me know if you ever have questions. :) -Catherine
So helpful thank you! Just purchased my Glowforge last night and used your referral! So excited to get it. I'm in the same boat, my daughter was born in January and I'd love to be able to work from home!
That’s great, Samantha! I’ll pray for your success so you can stay home with your sweet girl. And thank you so much for using my code - my family and I really do appreciate it!! Wish you the best and let me know if you ever have questions!! :)
So i know the arrow on the top should be pointing towards your exit point but when i look inside the blades point towards my laser and the back of that point towards my exit is that right
Thanks so much for all your good information. Cleared alot up for me. I follow the guy who manufactures those parts and knew it was a good idea to use the system but wasn't sure how to put it all together. I plan on buying my glowforge within the month and will use your code.
Hi Jodi! Thank you so much for watching and for planning on using my code - it means a lot to me! I'm glad this was helpful and let me know if you have any questions in the future.
Just a handy tip if you don't have an adapter that fits your hose perfectly. I see a lot of 3D printed ones that address this problem and I see a lot of videos of people using ugly aluminum tape by the pound. Don't tape it AFTER you connect, tape the male adapter end BEFORE with blue painters tape. The simple answer to most of these misfitting hose to coupler is just build up about 1/4" of blue painters tape on the male end of any duct adapter, now slide the hose over the tape and, poof, perfect fit. In many case, don't worry about the clamps, just put enough blue tape on the adapter to it fits super snug, but if you want to clamp, you have this nice semi solid seal of the blue tape. All this talk about gaping of the hose when you clamp is taken care of.
I was almost going to buy one of those box filters but the reviews were pretty harshly divided, so when I checked UA-cam for reviews, your vids were exactly what I needed. Again, thanks.
@@robertrussell2717 at the time, I thought it would be easier since the back of the Glowforge has 4” outlet but now if I were to do it again, I may try the 6” hoses and get an adapter for the back of the Glowforge! Either way would work though :)
Thank you this was super helpful. I'm looking into purchasing one very soon. I have a question on how much dust does it produce? Where I need vent it from could impact my neighbors if it is very much. Thanks for your help.
Hi Judy! Glad this was helpful. In regards to how much dust it produces while venting outdoors... I haven’t had any issues with buildup on the outside of my house. It seems to dissipate in the air pretty efficiently. I have yet to notice any areas right outside my vent that would need cleaned. The odor is mild in my opinion as well but it is slightly noticeable outside while the machine is running. My connected neighbor doesn’t have any issues with it.
HI Catharine, I was wondering if you tried the Ducting Reducer Increaser Cone made by infinity. I am in the middle of creating a venting system for my k40. The one by LEAK FREE is a lot more expensive and I am aware from your video that you have tried many connectors. Did you try the one from Infinity? It is a lot less expensive and that would be nice to save some money but not if it doesn't work well. Thank you...:)
Hi! I actually have not tried that reducer. It wouldn't hurt to try it, especially if you can return it if it doesn't work well. I know that's a big part of keeping the air quality good, so I understand wanting one that's reliable!
Going to be using your referral code eventually. You were talking about when it gets cold, you should use a spray insulation on the back of your vent in your window. That would help keep it a little warmer. Great videos
The fan is still providing a good amount of power even with reducing the hose to 4”. That’s just how I personally chose to do it. It’s up to you if you prefer to use the 6”. :)
Glad you went with the 6in fan ...now your next step is to make some sound absorbing panels for the back wall to reduce even more the sound reverb on the Glowforge area, they're simple to make and of course, you can find tons of UA-cam video on how make them ;) And just incase here are the links of Martinson who make the fan adapters: Sound test: ua-cam.com/video/9juTGfL-fmk/v-deo.html How he makes the fan adapters: ua-cam.com/video/7eKa1voxnz4/v-deo.html
Did it reduce order? I just got the AC Infinity CLOUDLINE S6 on Amazon and my office smells worse than when my GlowForge filter was full! 🤦🏻♀️ I don’t know if my in-line fan is just not working properly or if this is what I am Supposed to expect, a smelly office!! 😫
Oh no! 🤨 It did help reduce odor but I actually ended up using some aluminum tape around the edges of where my reducers meet the hoses since I ended up having leakage. That helped. It would be helpful to check for leaks like that and do it when it’s darker in the room and use a flashlight since it shows up better.
Hi! I did not mount it or attach it to my table, however, it does vibrate and sometimes it would be beneficial to mount it to something to prevent it from scooting off the edge. No condensation issues.
Did you buy an additional 2 clamps for the window/hose part that attached to the glowforge? I used the ones that came with my glowforge for that and not sure if that’s why I’m still smelling acrylic when I cut. Thanks in advance for your help!
I didn’t buy any separate ones, I also use the ones that came with my Glowforge. I notice an odor of acrylic as well as anything else that I cut, so the in-line fan doesn’t make it go away completely, it just lessens it (in my experience!). :)
Hello 👋 What are your thoughts on adding the carbon filter to the inline fan to reduce smells going outside? I live in a condo, so I want to ensure the Smell outside is not too bad.
@@85thandPine Can you recommend a brand? Did you get an enclosed filter box? The fume extractor recommended by the company I bought my laser for is just sooo expensive.
@@perfectlyoriginaldesigns we only use the compact air filter that we originally bought with our Glowforge a couple years ago from the company and place an extra carbon filter sheet inside of it from Amazon. But as far as other fume extractors go, I know they can be super expensive for other machines and have heard of people using cheaper ones on Amazon. But we’re only familiar with the Glowforge brand air filter.
@@jamiexxo Hi! We mainly use the AC Inline fan and vent out the window since it is much more cost efficient and works well. But we will occasionally use our Glowforge air filter if it’s below freezing outside and if we are continuously running the machine so we don’t let cold air through.
Have you tested the noise level using a 6" exhaust instead of the 4" after the fan? I'm wondering if the noise level will go down with less back pressure in the fan.
Hi Jim! No, I haven't tried it with a 6" exhaust but I also wonder if it would end up working better. It would make sense. I may try that in the future!
Hi Catherine. It’s been a while since I bugged you! Do you have a video on how to put more than one photo in Inkscape that overlap each other. When I create what I think is right, Glowforge sees it as all individual photos. I need a Catherine video!
Haha! Hi Frank! Here's a video I made recently on unifying different objects together after overlapping them. Not sure if this is what you are looking for but hopefully it helps!! :) ua-cam.com/video/SRKgRAmxuWo/v-deo.html
Hello!! Do you ever take it out of your window when you are not using it? Can I only place it out when the machine is in use? Then put the vent back inside? Thank you!!!
Hi there! Yes, I always take mine in and out of the window and only have it venting out the window when the glowforge is in use. Otherwise, I bring the vent back inside and close my window when I'm not using it. :)
Good question! I could have, but I decided on the 4” hose and adapters because I would have had to get an adapter for the back of the Glowforge since it’s 4”, as well as my window vent that I use (also 4”). Just my personal preference.
Hi Catherine. Your advice has been great. Question on the in line fan… in your opinion, does the fan reduce the smell by a lot? By the way… the Pins file I ordered on your Etsy Store works great… it solved my warped wood problem!
I just watched your video! Great Job as always! You might want to add a blast gate inline to your exhaust system. I just had a condensation problem in my Glowforge and resolve it by doing the following! ua-cam.com/video/PrvtZvFTK5c/v-deo.html Enjoy!
After years of perfecting our craft, we have officially launched The Ultimate Glowforge Guide! Included are 13 files/products for you to sell year round, videos on how to edit those items, setting we use, materials we use, as well as pricing and marketing assistance. Check out our Ultimate Guide here: 85thandpine.com/products/the-ultimate-glowforge-guide
Do you not have guide available anymore ?
Hi Justin. We dont have it availiable on our website for purchase anymore due to lack of interst, but if you would like it, shoot us an email, and we can send you an invoice. @@justingarcia8619
I am SUPER EXCITED to be setting up my Glowforge today (Super Excited. I have the inline fan but just ordered a window dryer vent using your link. Thanks for sharing. ♥
Bought my GF yesterday! I used your code!! Thank you so much for posting all of these videos. So invaluable! I already bought the inline fan, hoses and the reducers. I have them strung out all over my office trying to figure out how in the heck I am gonna make this work in here. I have a small office, but I am determined to work it out. Where there's a will, there's a way!! Thanks again!!
Oh thank you!! We are so very appreciative!! More than you know :). And so excited for you. It’s been such a great journey for us and hope the same for you. We have the same mindset - if there’s a will there’s a way, and it’s so true. Best wishes and feel free to reach out any time!!
Just got my baby just now! Thanks for the link I appreciate it! Plus I’m getting the other goodies you have here as well.
Absolutely! Thanks for watching.
Thank you for your videos. You are so informative and your instructions are great to follow. (especially for me since I'm in my golden years!) Just ordered this inline fan system. I love your products too.
Thanks so much Laura! Glad to help. I appreciate you following along :)
you are just what the dr ordered!!! xTool P2 on its way. I have about a 25' run to get outside. I've been using a Filtrabox Micro for my 20w diode but new it was time to drill that whole in my house. Your reducer maker also makes an 8" to 4" whic is what I need since I ordered the wind tunnel 8 inch!! i also got some lead diving weight to keep the granddaughter from getting sucked in....
Awesome! Glad to help. Best wishes to you.
Just used your code last night on our new glow forge. Thanks for all of your videos!
Thanks so much Eric! My family and I appreciate it more than you know!
Setting up this same system now, only thing that stressed me in this video was using the top of the glass of the glowforge as a work space haha! but very informative thank you!
Not optimal for sure. Thankfully we moved in the past year and now can have a work table! No more using the GF as a work bench lol
@@85thandPine hahaha oh I understand. I have built and rebuilt and remodeled my mix media shop countless times now to accommodate my GlowForge. I purchased the air filter and attempted that route away from the window, but the sound that thing put off while running sets off my tinnitus horribly. So actively returning that, moving the GF near the window and working on this vent system now. The glass tapping just had me worried, can't imagine that's a wallet friendly fix haha! Amazing content though you have become my go to for GF knowledge.
thanks for saying that!@@matthewcote151
I have a 9 month old and I'm looking at getting a Glowforge this month. Thanks to all your videos (which I've binge watched over the past couple days - don't tell my husband lol) I have decided I am FOR SURE getting a Glowforge and I am going to rock the holiday sales!
Can you add the link to the inline fan and the reducers?
@@aimeeontis4450 Hi Aimee! Thank you so much for watching all my videos! I appreciate your support :) And that's awesome that you decided to get a Glowforge - I'm so excited for you!! Here are the links to the in-line fan and accessories...
AC Infinity S6 In-line fan: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...
4” Vent Hose: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...
6” to 4” Reducers: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08...
Window Dryer Vent: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01...
Let me know if you have questions!! -Catherine
Best video ever. Thanks for the links.
Thank you! Glad I could help!
Thank you for the helpful info and the informative links! I just ordered my Glowforge Pro and used your referral link. I am so happy you shared the links for the accessories as I wan't sure about buying the portable filter! Can't wait to use my Glowforge and I will definitely be watching more of your videos to help with the learning curve!
Thank you so much for the kind comments - I'm so glad my video was helpful! And thank you for using my code - my family and I appreciate it more than you will ever know! I'm so excited for you. Please feel free to let me know if you ever have questions. :) -Catherine
So helpful thank you! Just purchased my Glowforge last night and used your referral! So excited to get it. I'm in the same boat, my daughter was born in January and I'd love to be able to work from home!
That’s great, Samantha! I’ll pray for your success so you can stay home with your sweet girl. And thank you so much for using my code - my family and I really do appreciate it!! Wish you the best and let me know if you ever have questions!! :)
So i know the arrow on the top should be pointing towards your exit point but when i look inside the blades point towards my laser and the back of that point towards my exit is that right
Thanks so much for all your good information. Cleared alot up for me. I follow the guy who manufactures those parts and knew it was a good idea to use the system but wasn't sure how to put it all together. I plan on buying my glowforge within the month and will use your code.
Hi Jodi! Thank you so much for watching and for planning on using my code - it means a lot to me! I'm glad this was helpful and let me know if you have any questions in the future.
Just a handy tip if you don't have an adapter that fits your hose perfectly. I see a lot of 3D printed ones that address this problem and I see a lot of videos of people using ugly aluminum tape by the pound. Don't tape it AFTER you connect, tape the male adapter end BEFORE with blue painters tape. The simple answer to most of these misfitting hose to coupler is just build up about 1/4" of blue painters tape on the male end of any duct adapter, now slide the hose over the tape and, poof, perfect fit. In many case, don't worry about the clamps, just put enough blue tape on the adapter to it fits super snug, but if you want to clamp, you have this nice semi solid seal of the blue tape. All this talk about gaping of the hose when you clamp is taken care of.
Thanks for the tip! Will definitely keep that in mind if I have issues.
Great video, thanks. I bought the same unit. Setting up this weekend
Nice!! It’s worth it
Thanks for the advice!
No problem!
I was almost going to buy one of those box filters but the reviews were pretty harshly divided, so when I checked UA-cam for reviews, your vids were exactly what I needed. Again, thanks.
What was the reason you go with 6” with adapters to 4” instead of just the 4” fan?
@@robertrussell2717 at the time, I thought it would be easier since the back of the Glowforge has 4” outlet but now if I were to do it again, I may try the 6” hoses and get an adapter for the back of the Glowforge! Either way would work though :)
But you would not go with the 4” fan?
I just hooked my fan up last night. Game changer!
Nice! I completely agree! Wish I did this sooner.
I love all of your videos!!! Just purchased my glowforge with your code! I'm excited and can't wait!! Hoping this helps my little business grow more.
That’s so exciting!! And thank you so very much for using my code. Wishing you the best and let me know if you have questions!
Just bought my Glowforge using your link. Thanks for this video.
Thank you so much Wendy!! My family and I really do appreciate it! Let me know if you have questions and best wishes.
This is such a helpful tutorial. I bought everything you recommended, which made setup so easy. Thank you!
Thanks Tiffany! So glad I could help.
Thank you this was super helpful. I'm looking into purchasing one very soon. I have a question on how much dust does it produce? Where I need vent it from could impact my neighbors if it is very much. Thanks for your help.
Hi Judy! Glad this was helpful. In regards to how much dust it produces while venting outdoors... I haven’t had any issues with buildup on the outside of my house. It seems to dissipate in the air pretty efficiently. I have yet to notice any areas right outside my vent that would need cleaned. The odor is mild in my opinion as well but it is slightly noticeable outside while the machine is running. My connected neighbor doesn’t have any issues with it.
HI Catharine, I was wondering if you tried the Ducting Reducer Increaser Cone made by infinity. I am in the middle of creating a venting system for my k40. The one by LEAK FREE is a lot more expensive and I am aware from your video that you have tried many connectors. Did you try the one from Infinity? It is a lot less expensive and that would be nice to save some money but not if it doesn't work well. Thank you...:)
Hi! I actually have not tried that reducer. It wouldn't hurt to try it, especially if you can return it if it doesn't work well. I know that's a big part of keeping the air quality good, so I understand wanting one that's reliable!
Hello, can you connect the inline fan to the fume extractor? I have a fume extractor but it just doesn't do the job for me & I can't vent outside.
Hi! That’s a good question. I’m honestly not sure since I haven’t tried it and haven’t seen anyone so that yet. :/
@@85thandPine Thank you! My inline fan is coming in tomorrow so I'm going to try it. Hope it works. Thanks for responding back so quickly.
@@craftsmadepersonal1096 sure! Wish I could be more help. I don’t think it would hurt to try it!
Going to be using your referral code eventually. You were talking about when it gets cold, you should use a spray insulation on the back of your vent in your window. That would help keep it a little warmer. Great videos
Thank you so much! I appreciate the suggestion. :)
Do you have a way to measure those reducers? I would really be interested in knowing the exact size to the mm of those
The manufacturer, Joe, from Martinson Manufacturing could tell you I’m sure!
What is the voltage of the fan. Everyone I see is 240vac or one is 12vdc? I don’t see any that are 120vac.
The description on Amazon says 240 volts
This is an awesome video. Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
By reducing to a 4” hose from the 6” fan isn’t it defeating the purpose of having the 6” fan because now there is restriction?
The fan is still providing a good amount of power even with reducing the hose to 4”. That’s just how I personally chose to do it. It’s up to you if you prefer to use the 6”. :)
Glad you went with the 6in fan ...now your next step is to make some sound absorbing panels for the back wall to reduce even more the sound reverb on the Glowforge area, they're simple to make and of course, you can find tons of UA-cam video on how make them ;) And just incase here are the links of Martinson who make the fan adapters:
Sound test: ua-cam.com/video/9juTGfL-fmk/v-deo.html
How he makes the fan adapters: ua-cam.com/video/7eKa1voxnz4/v-deo.html
Awesome! Thank you!
Did it reduce order? I just got the AC Infinity CLOUDLINE S6 on Amazon and my office smells worse than when my GlowForge filter was full! 🤦🏻♀️ I don’t know if my in-line fan is just not working properly or if this is what I am
Supposed to expect, a smelly office!! 😫
Oh no! 🤨 It did help reduce odor but I actually ended up using some aluminum tape around the edges of where my reducers meet the hoses since I ended up having leakage. That helped. It would be helpful to check for leaks like that and do it when it’s darker in the room and use a flashlight since it shows up better.
@@85thandPine Oh good idea. I will try that!!! Thank you! :)
Thank you for your video. Question, do you have to mount the fan to wall or board? Also, have you had any condensation issues? Thank you.
Hi! I did not mount it or attach it to my table, however, it does vibrate and sometimes it would be beneficial to mount it to something to prevent it from scooting off the edge. No condensation issues.
Did you buy an additional 2 clamps for the window/hose part that attached to the glowforge? I used the ones that came with my glowforge for that and not sure if that’s why I’m still smelling acrylic when I cut. Thanks in advance for your help!
I didn’t buy any separate ones, I also use the ones that came with my Glowforge. I notice an odor of acrylic as well as anything else that I cut, so the in-line fan doesn’t make it go away completely, it just lessens it (in my experience!). :)
Hello 👋
What are your thoughts on adding the carbon filter to the inline fan to reduce smells going outside? I live in a condo, so I want to ensure the Smell outside is not too bad.
Since filming this video, we have added the extra filter. I would recommend it.
@@85thandPine Can you recommend a brand? Did you get an enclosed filter box? The fume extractor recommended by the company I bought my laser for is just sooo expensive.
@@perfectlyoriginaldesigns we only use the compact air filter that we originally bought with our Glowforge a couple years ago from the company and place an extra carbon filter sheet inside of it from Amazon. But as far as other fume extractors go, I know they can be super expensive for other machines and have heard of people using cheaper ones on Amazon. But we’re only familiar with the Glowforge brand air filter.
Hello! So you use the AC infinity and also the glowforge brand filter?
@@jamiexxo Hi! We mainly use the AC Inline fan and vent out the window since it is much more cost efficient and works well. But we will occasionally use our Glowforge air filter if it’s below freezing outside and if we are continuously running the machine so we don’t let cold air through.
What does the inside of the fan look like now since it’s been a year?
I clean it periodically, otherwise we get way too much buildup!
Have you tested the noise level using a 6" exhaust instead of the 4" after the fan? I'm wondering if the noise level will go down with less back pressure in the fan.
Hi Jim! No, I haven't tried it with a 6" exhaust but I also wonder if it would end up working better. It would make sense. I may try that in the future!
Hi Catherine. It’s been a while since I bugged you! Do you have a video on how to put more than one photo in Inkscape that overlap each other.
When I create what I think is right, Glowforge sees it as all individual photos.
I need a Catherine video!
Haha! Hi Frank! Here's a video I made recently on unifying different objects together after overlapping them. Not sure if this is what you are looking for but hopefully it helps!! :) ua-cam.com/video/SRKgRAmxuWo/v-deo.html
Thank you this helps a LOT! 😌
Happy to help!
Nice video, you’re the best
Does this affect the warranty with Glowflorge?
I don’t believe so but honestly cannot say for certain. I haven’t heard that it does.
Very helpful! Thank you! Did it minimize the odor? Eventually will buy one its been in my Amazon cart for a while
You're welcome! Yes, it did minimize it some. But the noise level is what really made a difference.
Good video
Hello!! Do you ever take it out of your window when you are not using it? Can I only place it out when the machine is in use? Then put the vent back inside? Thank you!!!
Hi there! Yes, I always take mine in and out of the window and only have it venting out the window when the glowforge is in use. Otherwise, I bring the vent back inside and close my window when I'm not using it. :)
Wow!! That is fabulous!!! Thank you so much!!!! I love your channel! ❤️
@@anapaularochaschweitzer9901 thanks so much for the compliment! Glad to help :)
I may have missed it, but why didn’t you get a 6” hose as to not have the adapters?
Good question! I could have, but I decided on the 4” hose and adapters because I would have had to get an adapter for the back of the Glowforge since it’s 4”, as well as my window vent that I use (also 4”). Just my personal preference.
@@85thandPine thank you !!! I’m brand new to all of this so I’m trying to make sure I didn’t miss something 😂
Hi Catherine. Your advice has been great. Question on the in line fan… in your opinion, does the fan reduce the smell by a lot?
By the way… the Pins file I ordered on your Etsy Store works great… it solved my warped wood problem!
Hi Frank! Glad the pins worked for you! I think the in-line fan helped reduce the odor. I can still smell it but it’s definitely better in my opinion.
Hi ! Love your videos ! Super helpful. Which Glowforge did you buy if you don’t mind me asking ? Looking to buy one myself.
Hi Karla! Thank you so much. I bought the basic model and it works great. Hoping to eventually get the pro since I want to make bigger projects.
Thank you!
Who made 6tube 4 inducer
Martinson Manufacturing makes the reducer I bought and AC Infinity makes the tubes I bought.
Thanks so much 😎
Of course! Thank you for watching!
why didn't you buy the 4" fan instead
I feel the 6" is more efficient and extracts fumes faster with the 6" hoses.
@@85thandPine yes ofc with the 6" Jose's but not with the 4" you wouldn't need the transformer bit if you just got a 4"
I just watched your video! Great Job as always! You might want to add a blast gate inline to your exhaust system. I just had a condensation problem in my Glowforge and resolve it by doing the following!
ua-cam.com/video/PrvtZvFTK5c/v-deo.html
Enjoy!
For Godsake why do ppl always do these sorts of things ON their Glowforges? I will never understand....