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Well maybe not a whole carpet 😅

I'm sorry but I don't know for sure, it could be a dirty lens or your usb flash drive is full. Have you looked in the booklet or asked the manufacturer?

@@g3ldrith for what? This machine does absolutely nothing on white paint, I've tested it over and over you need black. Also it does not engrave stainless steel, you need a fiber or CO2 laser to do that.

@UnboundedArtandCrafts you have 5o use white paint with a minimum of 50% Titanium. The laser causes the Titinium to fuse with the surface. Works 100% if you are doing it right.

@g3ldrith I've tested many brands of white and black paint including Titanium white by Amsterdam which is highly pigmented. It still does not stick to stainless steel, it just rubs off.

@@tjasahabot7000 it should be able to burn through thin soft wood.

@@tjasahabot7000 if you watch my first unboxing video you can see how to change it to English th-cam.com/video/L3C9_CNPIys/w-d-xo.html

Thank u so much 💓

If you are talking about engraving on glass. Any black cardstock paper will do. But not all black acrylic paint works, this you need to test first. Normally most of the paint will come off, you just need to scrub a little.

@ thank you so much for replying. Can you please tell if this works on ceramic cups as well? And is there any chart on the ratio of laser power and carving speed for different materials? Sorry i am so new to this and still learning. I tried to make a cutout but it didn’t work at all.

@aishamohammadnasim7620 no this doesn't work on ceramic. You can buy special foil that will transfer to the cup by heat. There is no chart as each laser and material combo is different. Also if you don't focus the laser correctly it doesn't work. So just keep trying, thats unfortunately the only advice I can give.

@ thank you so much for detailed reply. I really appreciate that. I will keep trying! Thanks once again!!

@aishamohammadnasim7620 you're welcome 🤗

I hope you get the results you want ❤️

No, unfortunately metal can't be engraved with this machine as I've shown in my new video (see pinned comment).

Thank you ❤️

@UnboundedArtandCrafts ☺️

@@manjeshss2898 what kind of leaf do you mean and why would you want to do that?

@@JaimeJr.Kasilag I'm glad you liked it 😊

@@anwarchoudhury3671 in my personal opinion, no it's not suitable for professional use. Why, well the working area is too small and the machine is too slow.

@@UnboundedArtandCrafts Actually, I’m planning to start my own advertising business. As a graphic designer, I’m looking for the best machine to support my work. I just placed an order three days ago DJ6. Which machine would be better for my business? Thank You!

Unfortunately I only have information on this machine as I own it. But for a business I would look more into a more powerful and bigger machine. If you want to make it a part of your business you need more engraving area the DJ6 can only go 8x8cm the bigger ones can go 40x40cm. That way you can do multiple things in one or bigger designs.

@@UnboundedArtandCrafts now I'm your nsta follower

I've noticed, thank you

@@anwarchoudhury3671 I will try to answer but can't promise 🫣

1:25 I covered the acetate with glue first as this is where the ink will stay on as shown in the video.

@@usertst Thank you for pointing that out, it was for a reason 😏 you might want to check my community posts 😉

@@randywatson8347 😊 thanks

Thank you 😊 I agree it was a lot of work and I didn't even show all of it 🫣

@@inesstack2320 thank you so much 🤗

@@paul-hq1nj thanks 😊

@@satriaane2113 it could if it's thin and you do a couple of passes. But I would recommend getting a fiber or co2 laser engraver for things like that

You can do acrylic engraving and with a couple of passes you might be able to cut it. But again, for cutting get a more powerful fiber or co2 laser.

@@UnboundedArtandCrafts Thanks A Lot Mam ❤️

@@UnboundedArtandCrafts But Fiver or CO2 machines are very costly I Find it for my small shop Only for Pendant name cutting or ring Engraving

It should be able to handle some moisture if the glue you are using is water resistant after curing. But I would recommend testing it as I have never had the need to get it wet.

@@Afzalkhan-f8r no, you cannot cut metal. You can engrave on coated metal, it will burn the paint. For cutting metal you need a fiber or co2 laser.

@@UnboundedArtandCrafts Thanks Mam

@@Afzalkhan-f8r you are very welcome.

I've made a new video answering a lot of these questions, the link is in the pinned comment but I'll add it here too 😊 th-cam.com/video/PfchLix-xBI/w-d-xo.html

@@2beorenot2be Thank you very much 😊❤️

Dank je wel 😀

@@suzanne7580 Thank you so very much for your kind words, they really made my day 😊❤️

@@nirmalapillay5679 I'm glad that I could help ☺️ enjoy making some pretty roses 🌹

@@nirmalapillay5679 I'm glad you liked the video and that I could help ☺️

@@judithsalinas4964 I'm glad I could help ☺️

Yes you for sure can engrave on cardboard as long as it's not white as that could give some issues.

@@aliciatester6911 as long as it dries clear it should work fine.

@@asdtwotwo if it's coated metal it should work. You can see in this video th-cam.com/video/PfchLix-xBI/w-d-xo.html

@@UnboundedArtandCrafts thanks alot ur the best

@@asdtwotwo I'm glad I could help ☺️

@@arianneelyssesantos7629 yes you can add more passes if you want to go deeper

@@Mark-dh5yu can you please explain your question a bit more? As a general answer, it depends on the material and what you want to achieve.

@@subinpdavid33 as I asked before, what kind of leaf do you mean? Fresh, old, real, fake? Please explain

Thank you 😊 I'm glad you liked it.

As per the instructions the maximum is 80x80mm

@@paulfirmeza1265 thank you for commenting 😊❤️

@@darkmotherboard272 it's just a test piece so give a dyslexic Dutch girly a break 🫣 And if the burn isn't too deep, yes it's fixable by sanding and burning it again or just be creative and change it

It's right here th-cam.com/video/BtbNOhhZjGc/w-d-xo.html

@@UnboundedArtandCrafts it's all good☺️

Can this print pvc card

Can you please explain your question? I don't understand how a laser engraver would print.. Please note to never ever engrave on PVC as this produces toxic gasses.