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Hello thank you so much for your detailed and very instructive video, it’s seems to be a very good laser indeed… In the video you didn’t gave too much instructions about how the air assist is mounted, do you need an additional compressor to provide the air ? How the air assist works ? Do you need any extra accessories to make it work ? Thank you so much for your answer…

Ok, you talked me into it. And the discount code is the tipping point, can't wait to order one of these up for my Shapeoko! Thank you for the informative video and keep up the good work!!

Wondering, I have the Longmill MK2 with the Sienci laser add on and am looking for something stronger would this work for the MK2 as well and would you recommend it for my machine

How do you like the xt8 so far? I'm looking at getting one this spring

Hey Bucky, perhaps it's because your AltMill was one of the initial ones made, that the collet wrenches don't fit. Mine are sized exactly, so there was no need to buy any from a third party vendor. When swapping out bits requiring a different sized collet, I have found that an old toothbrush works wonders for clearing away any sawdust. Much better then smacking the parts around!

Love this video! I really appreciate how in-depth you go, showing not only how everything is connected but also the entire process of making it work. The software walkthrough is also a great addition, especially since many customers have questions about it-particularly regarding Vectric. Keep up the great work!

Curious to how well does the dust vac remove laser funes? Also, why not use the Sienci Labs if only for engraving? As for fume extraction tips, you can 3D print a hose that fits through a window if you are interested. P.S. Enjoyed the way you incorporated the project, design and laser all into one video.

I found this so very helpful. Thanks again

It looks like this video is not for the low budget hobbyist and only helps you if you bought a "Longmill" . Judging from all the "in your face" branding, the Longmill vendor is clearly sponsoring this. You connect the mill to your computer "using the cable provided". What? I have a $100 kit bought from Zen Toolworks 10 years ago. No one "provided" me with anything". I wanted to know how I connect the mill to the computer. what driver board can gsender support. Does it use a USB port? a parallel port? There is mention of "COM" ports in gsender, does that mean RS232 serial ports ? ( they are even more rare now than parallel). Does gsender require a TB6560 style CNC driver board, or a USB breakout board? That's crucial because it is the sender software that decides to which port address to send the pulses and how to format them for output, and what drivers to call. I've been using a parallel card for 10 years with Mach3 till my motherboard suddenly started rejecting my parallel card, throwing a blue screen if the card is inserted. forcing me to reconsider hardware connection options. "Starting with the Basics of gSender" is not really basics if the hardware interface is never mentioned. It assumes you have money to buy a fully functional solution, not searching for a $5 USB breakout board on AliExpress. In my opinion this video is not for everyone, and certainly not for the budget conscious novice. The description has no pragmatic information and is a long winded adulation of the sponsor. My takeaway is I should not watch any Bucky's videos if I am not the proud owner of a LONGMILL.

Good Video, and LaserDock Pro is really good tool for safety and comfort reason of course :)

Great short! Something cool is coming

Im not to english very good but i anderstand abut ur explaine.❤❤❤❤❤

what does Bucky's custom sell?

Do you buy tuis one thru Sienci?

Love your work! Thank you!

Looking forward to it! <3

can you power led lights directly to the aux pwer ports?

These look great. Was thinking of adding one to mine, what made you choose Opt laser over Sienci laser

about to order mine this week. How long does it take to get to ya?

Wow, those look awesome, Dana!!! Really nice. 👍👍

Is it strong enough to cut through 1/4 material?.plywood maybe?.

Because I'm planning to modify my AltMKill table to allow for vertical workholding, I'm not a fan of having drawers mounted to the front of the machine. But your ideas are sound and I'll be cloning a few of them when I get around to making drawers.

I use a card scraper to remove glue. A sharp chisel held as a plane works for the big lumps. Dull the very corners of the chisel to prevent lines.

Looks Great. The sliding bit storage is an amazing idea.

I really like the drawers. Do you have plans for them?

great job

I would like to have a dust hose bracket please

These look so nice

Thanks

Thanks for the review Bucky, I’m looking into a saw and appreciated your inputs.

Great video, thanks for posting. I am confused about the three tool paths cutting the male piece. Did you pick the three paths, or did Vectric assign the three tool paths?

Hey, G,day Bucky's Customs, Mate this is an excellent series of inlay videos. I'm a novice and I'm learning. I haven't done an inlay project yet but I intend to do one for sure. Have you done a picture-style inlay with multiple wood types similar to a guy on TH-cam, Broinwood is the channel name I think? Are the principles the same regardless of the amount of inlay pieces and project size? I'm looking forward to seeing more in either this series or just inlay projects generally. Great work mate, Regards, Michael

Great idea for sure. Also the tip for the stepper cover. I actually had two stepper cables come with pins not fully inserted. Once I get the replacements, I'll make sure to use this to avoid any stress issues on them. The stepper wires are very fragile.

Please let me know about the dust hose mounting bracket cost

whats up bucky,looking to buy a lap top to run vcarve pro do have any recommendations?

Hi. Very well presented. Can you please tell me what the dimensions are? How do you like it now that you have worked with it? How is the noise level ? I appreciate your input. Thanks.

Put me down for the hose bracket.

What a great idea!! I can cave my longmill under my workbench in a drawer and save all that garage space… perfect

Nice bracket

Great idea ! I am absolutely interested in getting one for my Altmill. I will email you soon Sir!

I sure do wish there was a way to put that on the longmill.....

Will the bracket interfere with the laser installation Thanks

When will this bracket system be available?

When will this bracket system be available? Very interested

When will the dust hose connector be available? I’m definitely interested!

Sienci. Lasers are weak and expensive.

Please put me in for the dust shoe bracket. Thank You Tony

I would like to see this thing cut some 1/2" MDF and see have fast it can run with a decent finish =)

I’m also interested in your bracket. Thanks.