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I own a company that does laser engraving and cutting, this laser is not the same as their boss laser. This is a laser Diode laser. It’s good for the price as it’s super cheap, but it is nowhere near the power and speed of a co2 or fibre laser meaning for professional use this machine will not cut it. For a small use of none production and cheap use like this it seems good but I would avoid it as a laser for cutting and engraving as its power is not the same 40 watt diode is ALOT less powerful than 40 watt co2
It's not really that difficult to spread and develop emulsion. I'm pretty sure the sun will develop it through velum. The hard part is accuracy and consistency between multilayered prints. The selling point to me is the micro adjustable table. I'm curious what professional printers think about this.
You should do a mailperson's boot or shoe. The bad part of being a mailperson or Wherehouse worker is walking on concrete or pavement all day. Doc Martens are the most comfortable however the balls wear out in about 10 months and new footwear every year. Seems the ball of soles are the weak point in every piece of footwear.
@@sinakaedwards2009 merrell hiking boots lasted the longest 2-3years and i did a city route and a rural route. Also wearing a two socks a moisture wicking and a wool sock helped alleviate the pressure when driving and walking. The ball will wear out first because that part makes the most contact with the ground. I still wear the same merrells now for fishing and working out in the yard.
@@spacesavage12 Double H boots make a sole that is supposed to be built to prevent the ball from thinning so fast. I believe they are called ICE outsoles or ICE soles. I never tried them because I found out about them after I no longer needed the exact footwear.
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Start your own creative journey with xTool, check out the products I like here - xTool S1 laser engraver: bit.ly/3X88BEX or the xTool Screen Printer: bit.ly/3RgMhW6
I own a company that does laser engraving and cutting, this laser is not the same as their boss laser. This is a laser Diode laser. It’s good for the price as it’s super cheap, but it is nowhere near the power and speed of a co2 or fibre laser meaning for professional use this machine will not cut it. For a small use of none production and cheap use like this it seems good but I would avoid it as a laser for cutting and engraving as its power is not the same 40 watt diode is ALOT less powerful than 40 watt co2
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this is actually genius. thank you will buy it too.
It's not really that difficult to spread and develop emulsion. I'm pretty sure the sun will develop it through velum. The hard part is accuracy and consistency between multilayered prints. The selling point to me is the micro adjustable table. I'm curious what professional printers think about this.
You should do a mailperson's boot or shoe. The bad part of being a mailperson or Wherehouse worker is walking on concrete or pavement all day. Doc Martens are the most comfortable however the balls wear out in about 10 months and new footwear every year. Seems the ball of soles are the weak point in every piece of footwear.
I used merrells and red backs when a carried mail.
@@spacesavage12 Did you have a problem with the balls becoming thin first?
@@sinakaedwards2009 merrell hiking boots lasted the longest 2-3years and i did a city route and a rural route. Also wearing a two socks a moisture wicking and a wool sock helped alleviate the pressure when driving and walking. The ball will wear out first because that part makes the most contact with the ground. I still wear the same merrells now for fishing and working out in the yard.
@@spacesavage12 Double H boots make a sole that is supposed to be built to prevent the ball from thinning so fast. I believe they are called ICE outsoles or ICE soles. I never tried them because I found out about them after I no longer needed the exact footwear.
I wanna see more of the nd4 it comes out next week.
I hope they managed to redesign the concept away from jungle boots!
awww I like lil dogies
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