Thanks for another good video. Would a small air compressor for an air brush work? I am looking at this one. 1/5 HP 58 PSI Oil-Free Airbrush Compressor
Just curious. • By chance, is the size of your "California Air Tools" compressor a bit overkill for your 55w laser, or did you want it if you're running multiple lasers at a time?
Three items you might consider adding to your tool kit is a micrometer ,feeler gauge 0.04" max to measure kerf, thinnest black acrylic sheet for making templates wood and cardstock warp. Reply to me in this comments line and I'll give you the sources. Didn't know about the adhesive paper I've been using that cricket stuff which is expensive. Thanks.
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Thanks for all the great tips! I can't imagine not having LightBurn. Looking forward to that one.
That'll be out early next week!
Thanks for another good video. Would a small air compressor for an air brush work? I am looking at this one. 1/5 HP 58 PSI Oil-Free Airbrush Compressor
@@miamited69 - in theory, any air compressor with enough power should work. 58 PSI is more than enough power, so I’d guess that’d work fine.
Thanks for the tips
5:45 Cooling is also not necessary for CO2 lasers with an RF tube. Thanks for the video.
Good point!
Just curious. • By chance, is the size of your "California Air Tools" compressor a bit overkill for your 55w laser, or did you want it if you're running multiple lasers at a time?
I don't see the link for the fume extractor
It looks like it might be the "xTool" SafetyPro AP2, Air Purifier. • Just a guess.
Three items you might consider adding to your tool kit is a micrometer ,feeler gauge 0.04" max to measure kerf, thinnest black acrylic sheet for making templates wood and cardstock warp.
Reply to me in this comments line and I'll give you the sources.
Didn't know about the adhesive paper I've been using that cricket stuff which is expensive. Thanks.
@@jameseler2898 very interesting - those are new to me, I’d love to hear more about those and how you use them. Cheers.
@@asherdiy I tried to reply but I don't see it here any more
@@jameseler2898 - strange, I don't see it either? Maybe try to add a new comment on the video outside this thread?
@jameseler2898 I presume you used links in your comments. Try googling for putting links in UA-cam comments ... maybe it is just waiting for approval.
Can I put a link in a UA-cam comment?
Yes, you can post links in UA-cam comments, but they are usually hidden by default. This is because many people use them for spamming. Although users can indeed post links within UA-cam comments, the majority of comments will be held for approval.
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how about gettting a real laser rather than a toy laser.
Well, you're not wrong lol. The more $ you spend up front on the laser, the less tool upgrades you'll probably need later.