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Your video is very informative, you know your laser engraver very well. Thank you! Nice work!

I recently bought a used one in October, it died after 10 to 15 hours of use. The previous user only used it for only 5 hours at best. I got a hold of Sculpfun support and told them what happened. They gave me another module after a few email exchanges. Very happy with the engraver and their support. Thanks for the vid. Helpful information.

Thanks for this, I have been trying to get mine to work. I didn’t know I had to do the light burn first and the sd card could only have one file at a time.

Very helpful!

Can you access your saved notes directly from the device

Note - when providing exhaust to suck up dust it "can" help if the pipe is smaller. The LARGER the pipe, the LOWER the exhaust velocity and I think your pipe might be about 1" too large all the way to the vertical drop to the vacuum supply. A Higher air velocity will pick up dust better at the bit and is less likely to allow dust to settle in the pipe. The smaller can have higher air resistance, but pipe that is too large is just as bad. Make EVERY part of the pipe as short as you can (everywhere), this is important. Locate your vacuum supply as central to your equipment as you can - having it in the corner is "not the way", as someone said, somewhere, sometime, hmmm. Don't be afraid to have a single large pipe go to the center of the ceiling and curve down, then branch out with smaller pipe and blast gates and flex to the other machines. Be sure to use a blast gate for each piece of equipment so you can shut off the vacuum to pieces not in use. Also, the length and "belly" in the flex tube with the carriage all the way out as I see in the video could mean there is too much flex (in my opinion, there is too much flex). Reduce the length of the flex pipe so it actually has to s t r e t c h just a tiny bit to get to the far corner. Use a very long and loose spring to attach to the belly to hold up the pipe to avoid the "belly". Flex is not your friend when it comes to vacuum, it is an evil necessary. Put a clear plastic bag over the screen when in operation. In fact, if you use this device a lot, put bags over everything to keep the dust off and move things out if you can. If you plan to make youtube videos here, then clean and paint the walls a light gray-blue with something just above Flat, like Eggshell or Satin. Use a very good paint that you can vacuum and then wash with a Swiffer. You will be changing things occasionally, so throw out your box of nails (they are sooooooo 20th century, maybe 19th) and buy 2.5" and 3.0" screws and a decent battery screwdriver and drill and use those instead. Items made with screws are easier to disassemble and modify or move. I have Makita but I would buy DeWalt or Similar today as Makita is expensive with lower performance. For storage, buy black wire shelving from target 18dx72hx48w. Later, if you can afford it, buy steel or aluminum with doors. Learn how to make you own designs, less is more, but striking, and it takes time. Designs with an interim paint step that is painted through can be striking. Good luck, have a good time. Kurt

Thank you ❤

The rotary you have linked is different than the one you are using? Will it stll work with the acmer p2 33 wattt ?

What is the width of these boards? Looks like an eggboard.

you need to be home to received it from Amazon because you need to sign for it, I bought mine FM2 10A (10watts) on TEMU for $172 USD cheaper than Amazon.

can you please put a dollar sign that is valid for this thing. Lightburn seem to think that everyone in the world have dollar signs on their computers. thanks for the video, you are a lifesaver.

Great job ,look bloody beautiful

I have the same machine. Looks like my laser module is dying. What module would you recommend to replace it?

where did you change the dollar part i cant find it in light burn please help

Keep an eye on your family dog, maybe in future times dog is laser engraved!

Sunshine Lydia is back 😃

Do you still do 3D printing?

6:11 How did the laser light appear, what to click? Thanks

Awesome video girl! I was interested in this model and you made the purchase so much more informed with the same base and the two different modules! Def good to know!

Hola consulta mantenimiento y sobre repuestos son fáciles de conseguir ?

Happy New Year, Lydia.

Please help. I purchased this. Just received today. Followed all instructions. It will work writing when rhe phone is open. But when i click save it wont retrieve saved files at all. App keeps crashing. Please help.

Thanks for the review Lydia. How about the noise while running the machine ? I hear that the noise is too loud.

it help me a lot thank you very much from a follower from maracaibo venezuela

Awesome channel. You are a natural!

Это настоящие говно,а не оборудование, проработал месяц.

hello, when doin ingraving unising lightburn, its pretty good on straight lines but when the lines get curved the laser troubles and become shaky, is there any system or configuration in settings to counter that

I know this was a long time ago but how did you do the supports

Lydia is a sunshine, nice to see she is going her way.

Hi Lydia. Haven't seen you in a while. As usual, very nice job.

On the last test the laser burnt the engraving on the rounded edges because the laser was not able to get to full acceleration (the distant of the run does not give the laser enough time to get to full speed). On the longer lines the laser is able to get to the full acceleration. I believe there is a setting in lightburn that will adjust the acceleration in shorter runs to prevent such burning.

I would buy something like this, if it was possible to mount and run it on a wall. Save desk-/floor-space :)

cool product. Would love to see them add 4 mouse sensors to the corners to track movement as a feedback system to check the SRWOR is running square/smoothly. That could also allow for movement control so it could do arcs.

hi nice work.. you has a video upgrading ortur laser master 2 frame size i want too see it again and wont find it

Great video! I love that you explained things that even Ortur and Lightburn dont tell you about. The only question I have is, what is the interval (mm) settings for? I havent seen a video yet thst includes that setting for anything. Any help would be greatly greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Skipped to many steps for beginners to follow. Didn't explain how you laid them out o the paper

Hello dear thanks for an easy video to follow I am still struggling to cut with my new S6pro machine can you please share your settings for cutting on the screen.

Hi there thanks for the video. I was able to change my ex and Y coordinates for my bed but when I click on counsel it does not highlight. Meaning I can’t type anything in the council settings. Is there a reason for this? Not sure how vital it is?

Thank you that was a great help 😊😊😊

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Try using painters tape booth surfaces and then super glue on one side and spray hardner on the other. Breaks a lot easier and doesn’t leave the residue. Luthiers use this trick a lot

Belo trabalho, parabens!!

Wonderful job! I am surprised you did not cut the design in half and use the Journeyman x50 CNC with 0 spindle speed and a pencil in the chuck to do the design for you. It is hard to say if it would have saved any time getting a machine to do it as it looks like it would be hard to get it to line up a top half with a bottom half and using the CNC to draw properly for you.

Thank you! Great video!

Nice! Love these

How can we make them so they on the inside of window facing out please

Love your video's. Keep it up.

We’ll done!

Man, that planer and jointer moving around when you were working…. I’ve been there. I respect the hard work and a beautiful piece made with what you have. Too many people get discouraged watching videos of the pros with $100k in tools.

I cannot get mine to cut. dose the software make a difference? I am using laser GRBL