Determine your lasers Kerf & Kerf Offsets, using the Thunder Laser Bolt

Using the Thunder Laser Bolt we walk through the process of determining the laser's Kerf of multiple lenses so we can figure out what the kerf offset to use. We use the 1.5 and 2.5 lens. This process is the same on each laser so it is not brand specific.
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[@LaserNUG]

Thanks Angry C! I did learn something - I was wondering what that meant and how to use it. I appreciate you taking the time to explain and demonstrate. Have a great weekend!

[@patriot9560]

Pretty straight forward..thanks

[@OldAlastair]

Thank you so much. I get to order a Bolt on Wednesday.

[@Angrycraftsman]

Sweet you will like it

[@1-Nice-Guy]

When you framed, it looks like there was a red dot, does the Bolt have a red dot that can be used for framing from within Lightburn?

[@Angrycraftsman]

Yes

[@CoffeeJake]

What was the kerf on the 2nd lens? Just curious how much a difference it is vs the 1.5 lens

[@Angrycraftsman]

.2 something I can’t remember now.

[@Angrycraftsman]

.23 vs.135