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Sean Mullen
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2013
Affinity Designer to Lightburn Workflow and Considerations
In this video we clean up and merge objects in Affinity Designer to ensure that what we see in Designer is what we get out of Lightburn. This covers layer and object management, palettes, Booleans and Knockouts, Node tool base cleanup, and Lightburn layer execution order.
Palette Files Repository: github.com/zaphodbb/affinity-palettes
00:04 - Intro
01:23 - Importing Lightburn Layers Properly
01:55 - Lightburn Color Palette for Affinity
03:14 - Reviewing File Structure
03:53 - Object Naming
04:53 - Lightburn Does Not Care About White
05:28 - The Importance of Backups
06:20 - What Do We Need, What Is Not Needed
07:34 - Get Gray to One Shape
07:58 - Boolean Add
08:09 - Lightburn and Overlapping Shapes
08:29 - Boolean Subtraction
09:45 - Knocking Out A Major Award
10:35 - Separating Curves
15:19 - Cleaning Up What's Left, The Node Tool
16:40 - Possible Problem, Not Mine Though
17:03 - Colormatching Affinity to Lightburn
18:05 - A Sense of Perspective, Exporting for Lightburn to Keep Scale
19:15 - Importing into Lightburn
19:26 - Lightburn Layer Order
20:08 - Final Thoughts
Palette Files Repository: github.com/zaphodbb/affinity-palettes
00:04 - Intro
01:23 - Importing Lightburn Layers Properly
01:55 - Lightburn Color Palette for Affinity
03:14 - Reviewing File Structure
03:53 - Object Naming
04:53 - Lightburn Does Not Care About White
05:28 - The Importance of Backups
06:20 - What Do We Need, What Is Not Needed
07:34 - Get Gray to One Shape
07:58 - Boolean Add
08:09 - Lightburn and Overlapping Shapes
08:29 - Boolean Subtraction
09:45 - Knocking Out A Major Award
10:35 - Separating Curves
15:19 - Cleaning Up What's Left, The Node Tool
16:40 - Possible Problem, Not Mine Though
17:03 - Colormatching Affinity to Lightburn
18:05 - A Sense of Perspective, Exporting for Lightburn to Keep Scale
19:15 - Importing into Lightburn
19:26 - Lightburn Layer Order
20:08 - Final Thoughts
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Omtech 2028 80watt with 2023 upgrades and some mods
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This video covers our Omtech old version 2440 100 watt and a new Omtech 2028 80 watt CO2 Laser with the 2023 upgraded auto focus (Forgot to mention it also comes with through the lens red dot!!!). The video also covers the upgraded air assist with a California air tools compressor and a two stage air assist solution (Cloudray Ultimate Air Assist). This video was made specifically for a friend b...
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Thanks for this video! Clean workforce and well explained. I'd have loved to see the finished product once cut and burnt.
Where did you find the m22 lens retention ring? I can't find them anywhere.
Yeah, that one is/was a challenge that I kinda cheated with ... For our 100 watt 2440, I'd ordered an extra lens tube that came with one of the retainers. Because I also couldn't find one alone to order, I permaently borrowed the retainer from the extra tube. www.cloudraylaser.com/products/cloudray-c-series-co2-lens-tube-outer-diameter-24mm?_pos=5&_sid=f0676b082&_ss=r
Awesome job Sean. I’ll be watching this again. Looking forward to your newest video in several weeks. It was nice meeting you @ Next Level conference.
Thanks Jeff, like I said, I will be redoing this video within a couple of weeks and uploading the new video, and my new rules files
Great video i'm surprised you only have 37 subscribers. Looking forward to checking out more of your channel.
Thank you, I think I'm getting to a point where I can start producing some more content. It's been a challenge to this point.
Thanks for for video. Love the cleats idea!
Is that a typical 3 way solenoid, with an exhaust? You just use the Normally Open outlet with a needle valve and shut-off valve? Great info, thanks?
Yes, I actually bought the 'cloudray ultimate air assist' kit from Amazon that included most of the parts. The solenoid is 3 way - one input and then 2 output. Solenoid off, the air goes out one port to the needle valve, solenoid on, air goes full blast out the other. The needle valve out then Ts back into the line leaving the full blast out. So, solenoid off, you get low flow to keep lens clean (air off in light burn). Air on in lightburn, solenoid on, you get full pressure.
Hi Sean I'm looking to buy a 60 watt Omtech & immediately replace the glass tube with a Synrad 60 watt air cooled tube. Question I have is from the base of the cabinet that the glass tube holders to the middle of the first mirror, would that be a minimum of 2 7/8" by chance? I can't get Omtech to answer that question for me. Thanks
Sorry, just noticed this, will measure in the morning.
what brand is that led strip lighting ?
Sorry foe huge delay and probably too late - Joylit 24v LEDs from Amazon
What solenoid valve is on your 2028? I’d love to find a valve like that as I prep for the arrival of my 80w 3624, as having the low flow and high flow would be awesome
Sorry for huge delay, probably way too late. it's a tailonz 2V025-08. It's a 2 way, not 3. in its closed state, air goes out one opening that has a needle valve greatly restricting flow to a "keep the lens clean" setting. Open, it goes out the second channel fill force for cutting. While a 3 way solenoid would be great to allow off, low, high, I don't think the controller nor the lightburn software can handle controlling that. So, I typically use the regulator to turn the air off when not using the laser and back on when starting (I want to get a decent ball valve to simplify that and reduce wear on the regulator but haven't done so yet.
were did you order the auto focus as I would like to get that for my 60watt as my stock auto focus went up on me?
The new 2023 lasers (at least some models like the 2028-80) come with this new auto focus. I've been looking around to order one for my older 2440-100 and cannot find them yet.
ah I have the AF-2028-60W Red/Black and it came with the side auto focus, sometimes that gets in the way when engraving or cutting with your magnets that keep the wood down, this would solve that issue.@@seanmullen2561
Thanks for this. I just got this same laser today, and will be setting it up this weekend. I was wondering how the laser head came apart as I hadn't seen any videos on that particular AF head. Very cool!
Glad it helped. I had the same issue so just kept looking at the thing until I noticed the set screw and tried loosening it/unscrewing the barrel. I've learned a few other things since this video and need to make an updated one covering those items. Will try to put that up soon.
Thank you for sharing! I just ordered a similar 20x28 and this is a really nice setup! Also the banana WITH scale is fucking next level! :D
Lol, thanks. The banana is an inside joke, glad you appreciate it!
When I try to use the Laser.mrules I get the following error. Setting map source 'Web map (OSM Mapnik)' visibility to False > use-ruleset alias="Laser" Rendering rules could not be parsed: ERROR: Unexpected character '<' (0x3c) (line=8, col=1) SCRIPT FAILED Script execution error (line 1): Rendering rules could not be parsed Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
Will review as soon as I can and get back to you
Great tutorial, thanks for sharing!
𝔭𝔯𝔬𝔪𝔬𝔰𝔪 😒
I helped lay out the tarps, sand bags and the flag and do the whole process in reverse with help from 2 cranes, 2 pick up trucks (one was mine) and many many volunteers. It was pretty cool.