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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 14 ธ.ค. 2020
Hey all! My name is Jon and welcome to my channel. I am a woodworker with a passion for pallet projects, CNC machines, lasers, and general woodworking.
If this sounds like something that interests you I’d love to have you along for the ride so please consider subscribing.
If this sounds like something that interests you I’d love to have you along for the ride so please consider subscribing.
Building My Dream Miter Saw Station - Part 1
Hey everyone! I may have the WORST Miter Saw Station on TH-cam. It was literally trash. Watch me build a new one and go over some tips along the way.
Kreg K4 Pocket Hole Jig - amzn.to/3P5r1kX
Pocket Hole Screws - amzn.to/3Ig8D4X (very good and so much cheaper than the Kreg brand)
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Parallel Clamps (comparable) - amzn.to/3TfbO38
Kreg K4 Pocket Hole Jig - amzn.to/3P5r1kX
Pocket Hole Screws - amzn.to/3Ig8D4X (very good and so much cheaper than the Kreg brand)
Trigger Clamps (comparable) - amzn.to/3P3fG54
Parallel Clamps (comparable) - amzn.to/3TfbO38
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Quick and Easy French Cleat Clamp Rack
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Hey everyone! Looking for a French Cleat Clamp Rack Holder? Grab a few scrap pieces of plywood, some glue and a few pocket hole screws and you can have one in no time. Some products used in this video: Kreg K4 Jig - amzn.to/48E00vQ Kreg 1 1/4 Screws - amzn.to/3wC4So3 Trigger Clamps (comparable) - amzn.to/3P3fG54
Universal Tool Stand from Harbor Freight Review with Bottom Shelf Dimensions
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Hey everyone! I needed to get my planer off the floor in a pinch and I thought this stand might work perfectly. Total cost was about $55 with the stand, boards for the shelf, and hardware. Thank you for watching! Harbor Freight Tool Stand - www.harborfreight.com/universal-tool-stand-69805.html Microphone I used in the video - amzn.to/3qWF6rV
$150 Dream Lumber Rack using Kastforce Lumber Rack System
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Hey everyone! I wanted to show a quick install and review of the 3 Tier Kastforce Lumber Rack. A set of these is typically around $30 on Amazon and they are rock solid and are very comparable to the Bora rack in my opinion. Thank you for watching and some of the products I used are linked below. Kastforce Lumber Rack - amzn.to/3phOm9l Bosch Laser Level - amzn.to/3r2wz6w Lag Screws - amzn.to/3r2...
iKier K1 Grid and Detachable Spoilboard with 3D Printed Alignment Feet
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Hey all, I designed 3D printed alignment feet for my iKier K1 so that I could solve the problem of having a grid without my machine moving. All of the files are free and are linked below. I'm absolutely ecstatic with how it turned out. 3D Printed Alignment Feet - www.thingiverse.com/thing:6077444 iKier Official Facebook Group (Grid under Files) - groups/ikier/ Particle Board via Ho...
iKier K1 Alignment Laser Fix - Step by Step Guide
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Hey all - after using my iKier for the first few days I noticed my red alignment laser wasn’t square to the laser head. I wanted to show everyone how to fix it if you’re having the same problem. If you find the video helpful please consider liking and subscribing. If you’re interested in purchasing the iKier K1 here is a link to it - amzn.to/3WSdaBg
Ultimate Guide to Repairing the iKier Z Axis: Step-by-Step Tutorial
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Hey all, My brand new iKier K1 Ultra (36W) had a crazy loose Z-Axis that caused the laser head to wobble while it was running. It was causing poor burn quality so I wanted to go ahead and show you how I fixed it. This will work on any version of the iKier K1, not just the Ultra. Like and subscribe if you found the video helpful. Thanks for watching! Link to the iKier K1 if you're interested in ...
Beginner Lightburn Tutorial - Perfect First Laser Project!
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Hey everyone! New to lightburn? Follow along with step by step instructions to make a keytag. Perfect gift for friends and family, and possibly a way to make some spare cash. I'll take you through creating shapes, alignment, and using boolean subtract to make a simple project. All settings I used were done with a Ortur Laser Master Pro 2 with a 5.5W output diode laser and a 4mm piece of wood. I...
How to Burn a Slate Tile with the Ortur Laser Master Pro 2 using Lightburn
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Hey Everyone! Today I want to show you how I go about burning a slate tile using Lightburn, including my settings and process, and the Ortur Laser Master Pro 2. I've included links to the various items shown in this video. Some links may be affiliate links but they do not cost you anything additional and only benefit the channel. Laser Eye Protection Glasses - amzn.to/3zsnbv2 Ortur Laser Master...
Simple and Low Cost Workbench Build for Your Shop or Garage
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Hey everyone, Today I'm building a 2 foot by 4 foot work bench for my shop. It consists of a half sheet of plywood and four 2x4s. Total cost was just under $100 US. Follow along to watch and if you enjoyed the video please consider giving me a thumbs up and subscribing. Links to the Tools I used are below. Some may be affiliate links but will not cost you any extra and it only helps me with a s...
Thank you You solved a problem I had with a loose laser head carriage. 😀
I’m glad it was helpful! Thanks for the watch!
Good solution.
Appreciate that and thank you for the watch.
This was a great video again like u always do!!
Thank you!
Of course
ottima idea
Thank you!
I love your clamp racks
That was an awesome video done by you
I appreciate that! Thank you for watching.
Of course, I love all of your videos
I noticed that something has happened to my crosshairs. They are no longer sharp lines, that are way wide. Do you have any idea what the problem can be?
I don’t believe there was any type of adjustment for it in that regard. I notice that they are less sharp when I’m not auto focused on my material but once I lower the depth to the right height it’s good. That may be some sort of ticket with ikier unfortunately.
Really nice instructional video.
Thank you! I appreciate the watch!
Other than some minor QC issues has your experience with it been good? I’m considering getting their *70 W* module version, but want to hear non-sponsor type takes on it. I just see it has all the features and *no V-Rollers* also to an extent that screen. That screen that useful in your experience? Either way I’m rambling a bit, and no pressure, but yeah I’d love to know what you think about it.
Hey Eric. Appreciate the watch. So far so good with some minor issues. The red alignment laser was askew which I made a video about how to fix it. I had a screw fall out of the Z axis a few weeks ago. Beyond that the only thing I’ve noticed that is annoying is my home position is often a mm or two out after powering off from the time before making my grid off. I’m thinking I might need to tension a belt for that though. Just haven’t gotten around to it. One thing to note if you use the red alignment laser the usable area will be 410x360 to use it properly. The screen is useless as I only use lightburn and the magnets on it suck. Lastly the fast setting can be a little rough with fine details, the medium setting is very nice but I was never able to get any feedback from ikier what settings to put in lightburn to get a proper preview time. When I do medium I typically add about 25% to the time. All in all would I buy it again? Probably. It cuts very nice, engravings have been good as well on wood and slate. Can do a slate 4inch tile in about 3 minutes. I did see a Neje Max 4 last night that has peaked my interest. Wider footprint, 80w output (do like the idea of the combo on the ikier though), and still a motorized Z axis which i like. Not sure if it has autofocus though which is awesome on the ikier.
My machine has reduced power, I can't cut things with the same power as when it came from the factory, does anyone have this problem or something similar?
How much have you used it would you say? They do need some maintenance after some use like cleaning the lens as they get dirty.
Thanks for the video. I have problem with my autofocus, when my laser head going down Z axis it hit right over to the material and I can see it’s over run, I think there is no limit switch at the Z-axis. Do you know how to fix this? Did I set the height of the laser head position wrong?
Hey there. Thanks for the watch. When you attach the laser to the Z carriage you did have to leave space from the bottom or it did mention that the autofocus would have issues. I think it was about an inch or so.
is this 10 w or 20 w
This was the 5.5w. If you’re running the 10w I’d start with double the speed, and double again for the 20w as a start. Tweak it from there.
@@757woodworks i just got the D1 pro 10w and i can not get white like yours , its coming out like a golden colour and slowly wishing i never got it now as my 5w seems to be much better
@@robertdavison2650 have you done a power test? I think the golden color is running too hot if I remember correctly. I have a 36w machine now and I can still get the white with it.
@@757woodworks i trying to do power test but someone said i need to change setting in it but i cn not find a good video on it to explian properly
Ah ok. If you’ve got a few tiles that you can waste id try starting with my settings and then adjust from there if you can’t figure out the power test. There is a very good xtool owners group on Facebook. They can probably lend an ear towards settings for slate and help with a power test as well.
Well, I printed the feet only to realize that do not work with the Ikier Pro Max. Well, guess I got a 3D printer. Thats OK, I can use it for other projects.
Oh man I’m sorry to hear that. The Max wasn’t out yet when I did this but I’m surprised they changed the feet. :/
It’s ok. There are still holes in the frame, they are just smaller.
Can the laser be positioned directly below the laser output? Otherwise you will lose work space :(
Doing the laser offset you do lose about 55mm of usable space. You can do a low power burn from the actual laser as well. I do .25 on the 36w when I need to do that way.
@@757woodworks Can the laser be activated permanently? There was always a laser dot on the neje a40640. Thanks for your quick answer :)
@@miuix4795 the red dot is always on. Unsure how to disable that short of unplugging it if you didn’t want to use it. If you go for the .25 burn that is only on during framing. You do that to turn that on in the settings for LightBurn though.
I love the feet but do not have a 3D printer. Anyway you can make some for me? I would pay of course. Or do you know where I can buy something like this online? Thanks.
Thank you for the watch. I don’t sell them unfortunately but I did make the file free. I know a lot of libraries around me have printers these days. If you can’t find something local there are services like shapeways that could do it as well.
When you have Phillips head’s you tighten the nuts not the screws. 🤦♂️
Appreciate the feedback. Thanks for the watch.
Are you from Virginia Beach??? 757 is my area code.
Yeah I am
can you make more to sell ?
Hey there. Unfortunately I’m not selling them but the file is free. A lot of libraries have 3d printers these days. Possibly check there or one of the 3d printing services online.
How did the loose z axe problem showed in work? I have ikier k1 pro. And i have problem where horizontal lines ar super clean but vertical are all like oit of focus 3 times wider
Hey. It would rock slightly when I moved so it caused lines to not be crisp. Grabbing it and giving it a slight tug in each direction will definitely show you if it’s loose at all.
Good info. Just got mine a few weeks ago and it isn't straight either. Poor quality control.
Once you get everything sorted it really is a good machine
Had the same problem with my K1 Ultra as well.
Thank you for the watch!
*There are Holes in each legs, just screw it Down.*
You’ve got about an inch of clearance to get a screw and a screw driver in there. Plus I can take mine off and move it and place it right back.
@@757woodworks It wasn’t too bad. I always use MDF the the piece to fit inside of the legs so it can be raised or lowered. I’ll wait until I install the Extended Rails.
I press play and it says x over reached did I plug something in light burn wrong? I'm a Lil stuck, any help??
Hey. I would post on Facebook with a screenshot in a Lightburn forum or one of your machines forums. It sounds like you’re hitting an end stop though possibly or you’re going too big vs your area.
Poorly designed laser pointer mount
Once I got it aligned it’s been absolutely amazing for setting up my burns
Do you have the file for those hold downs?
Not anymore unfortunately. I searched honeycomb pins on google and had to scale them up and down multiple times to get them fitting well in my particular honeycomb.
the video quality so bad
I’m sorry to hear that. It should be available in 1080p quality. May want to check your settings?
Sorry for my comment. Ya I forgot check the settings….
Glad you got it fixed though. Appreciate the watch.
Great video. I have a Atezr L2 35 w laser and it looks almost identical. I wonder if it would fit? I’m also guessing that the 757 in your name means Hampton Roads? Again, great video and great information. Thanks
Hey Gene. Haven’t had anyone test it yet and tell me but it does appear like it would. I’d have to look at the hole spacing on the fusion file but I think it was like 50mm from center on the two holes. And yeah from Hampton Roads. Appreciate the watch.
@@757woodworks , that’s cool, I’m out here in Hampton Roads too. Keep up the good work!
Maybe 3D print a screw hole tab onto you securing pads that produde just enough to get a holding screw in, remove the frame then add the primary screws, make it so you can snap off the holding (set up screw) screw if desired great idea and a great video! Thanks
The frame is pretty wide. Definitely could’ve bumped out a tab but would’ve been a much longer print. Appreciate the idea though as it would make them reusable as right now it’s a one and done since I glued them to the board. May revisit that down the road whenever I replace the spoilboard.
No worries its always great to get input - even if it is not always the best (LOL) I am just getting ready to order my iKier Laser 24w module...@@757woodworks
Is the iKier K1 the same laser as the Atezr L2? They look very similar and have the same head unit.
They’re almost identical. I believe the frame is exactly the same. The only thing different I believe is the shroud on the laser head.
The inward radius can be done without adding circles. The corner radius with a negative number does it.
Appreciate the tip. Still learning myself.
Hey thanks for sharing the 3D stl and the overall setup. Are you able to create a similar 3D stl for the feet you made for the Atomstack A20 Pro? Ideally something that screws on to the wasteboard and allows the (round) feet you created to sit within it?
Unfortunately I don’t have an A20 to model off of so I probably wouldn’t be able to make that work I don’t think. I will say if you wanted to try it the basic steps to make this in fusion were very simple and I’d definitely consider myself an amateur in fusion.
I have encountered many little things like that with this brand, the mobile app doesn’t work, the drivers do t work on MacBook M2, autofocus didn’t work properly, display missing magnets… they are not nice in terms of compensation for time wasted given that we’re helping them fix the semi-finished profuct
Yeah I had a couple of minor issues but it’s working like a champ now. And I’ve heard stories about anything running on the M1 and M2. Definitely worried about that whenever I upgrade.
I really want one of these but my local HF is always sold out of them.
Yeah mine only had the one in stock. If they would’ve had another one my jointer would’ve been off the floor lol.
Great idea with the printed feet. I saw another Ikier user print covers for the holes in the side rails. I'm still new to lightburn, and have had problems with my Ikier 36W flying to the edge of the work area after a print, or if I rerun a print without backing out of the engrave menu. Have you had any issues with yours? Look forward to more videos!
I saw those covers as well. With my machine being in my shop I plan on doing them soon to help minimize sawdust in it. As for any issues, I did have some quality control issues with the machine which were easy to fix. I do notice after the burn is done it is important to home the machine or it’ll crash into its side rails if I start another burn without doing that. Thank you for the watch!
Hi, your tips and your videos are very good. Unfortunately, I also had problems with my MacBook (M1) and thought it was because of that or just USB-C. Then I went on a search and lo and behold, a HUB was the solution and then it worked with the setting GRBL-3 in device. What if I had contact with iKier and they always sent me a new driver that I was supposed to install, but it didn't work either because I couldn't find a driver in the device menus that was supposed to work, so I tried it out and then a hub interposed. Now it works! Now I just have to find someone who will print out your blocks for me. Will keep watching your tips, thanks - Wolfgang (..from Germany)
Yeah I don’t know why the Mac has such an issue directly connecting. The hub seems to be the solution for it from what most people have said. Appreciate the view and the subscribe!
@@757woodworks ..yes, the Mac is somehow always neglected and I have already exchanged a few emails with iKier this week about this connection problem. The support sent me a lot of drivers, but none of them brought anything, so I also tried this variant and lo and behold, it works. We don't want more, although it would be nice to have this connection immediately without a hub. - New accessories are available for these alignments on the iKiers site, which seem to be quite ok
I noticed your using a MAC, I tried 2 and could not get either one to communicate with the laser. Do you know what I am doing wrong?
I had some issues too unfortunately. Had to reinstall the drivers several times. I never did get the usb C to work. Ended up using a usb C hub so I could use the regular usb plug.
@@757woodworks which drivers do you install and which hub do you use? I had the same problem. At the moment it works only with my mac from mid 2012. thx and greetz from germany
I'm not at home atm but I used the drivers that were on the usb drive. I believe they were the CH341 drivers. I did have to reinstall it several times in addition to the hub. The hub I'm using is the Sabrent 9 in 1 USB C Hub. I haven't used any of the other ports besides the one USB A port so can't say much on it's performance other than it works for the ikier. Here is the link - amzn.to/3PFWTxQ
Great Videos! I just bought my first engraver machineand it's Ikea pro! All your vids will tremendously help! Thanks a lot
That’s awesome. I’ve got a few more coming so keep an eye out. Appreciate the view.
Also had this problem with the L2 36w by Atezr. Guessing we are not the only ones. I will be showing people this video on my first review soon. Thanks so much for the help!
I appreciate that. Glad it was helpful.
Nice, thanks for the guide!
Not a problem. Appreciate you taking the time to watch.
Nice video - thanks! Where did you get the brass air assist attachment? It looks like a great fit.
Hey thanks for watching. The air assist was from Etsy. Little expensive but way nicer than the 3d printed ones. Here’s the link. www.etsy.com/listing/952903198/ultimate-air-assist-brass-nozzle-for?ref=yr_purchases
@@757woodworks thanks!
I’m trying to engrave shells and “they” say use the same setting as tile. What are all the settings you used?
For my 5w output laser I use 4000mm per minute speed and 75% power. I’ve never done shells before. That sounds interesting. It may be difficult to do those with the changes in height though. Wish you the best.
@@757woodworks thanks. I heard that in your voiceover., wasn’t sure if there was more to it. I’ll give it a shot next week and let you know.
No mention on how are you prepared the Slates
Hey Oscar. There is no preparation on these. If you coat them with anything the condensation will bead off them instead absorbing. Some people wipe with mineral oil to clean beforehand or spray poly for a shine afterwards. Thanks for watching, hope the rest was helpful.
Did you make that brass air assist yourself?
Hey there. First and foremost thanks for watching. I did not make the brass air assist. I purchased it off of Etsy from HannahJakubCreations. It was a little over $50 US but it’s phenomenal and imo worth every penny. I was running a 3d printed one for awhile and there is a vast difference between the two.
I hear about people upgrading the lens to a g8 on there laser. Do you know if it is possible with your? I have the same one.
I have not looked into that unfortunately. Sorry
Hi, would you like to review the laser enclosure?
Sure. I’d have some questions but send me an email at jharris1984@gmail.com and we can discuss it further.
Thanks for making a nice & simple video explaining the process! Did you say that the slate coaster was pre-treated / coated with anything? If you did, I missed it.
It was not. That is fresh right out of the package. I did see on a video from Samcraft that he uses Acetone to clean them but I didn’t find that necessary. Appreciate the view!
Nice simple explanation thanks for sharing
Appreciate it Brian! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Super easy! Really liking what this channel has to offer!
Thank you! Appreciate the view!