First look at the features of the Rotoboss Talon Chuck Style Rotary - what can it hold?

Let’s chat about my first impressions of the Rotoboss Talon - Chuck Rotary
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[@graniteriver4691]

I believe by cut line he is referring to doing a clean up pass of the edges after the first pass of engraving, something similar to what you would do on a galvo.

[@ThingsKatieMakes]

Interesting - thanks for the help

[@laseroflovecreations]

Sorry that I missed the live earlier. I was in the store and couldn’t catch it. #replay.

[@ThingsKatieMakes]

It was very last minute!!

[@justbeachydesigns]

Do you have a video on setting it up in lightburn for a CO2? Im having trouble even after watching the rotoboss youtube

[@ThingsKatieMakes]

Hey Kristina - I don't - but what are you looking for? We can maybe do it in a live?

[@catmondragon4815]

Is there any instructions on how to connect the brackets?

[@ThingsKatieMakes]

The drop downs? I haven't actually seen any instructions for that - let me know - I might be able to do a quick video on it.

[@catmondragon4815]

@@ThingsKatieMakes I figured it out, thank you!

[@TheRolfano]

An introduction to what this is and what it does would be nice.

[@lohikarhu734]

looks like it's a device to hold "round" objects in a laser cutter/engraver, to allow you to work on objects that need to be rotated for marking/engraving.cutting...being a 4-jaw chuck, it van take objects of odd shapes, and/or do objects that are not radially symmetrical

[@ThingsKatieMakes]

Hi - yes, a rotary device allows you to engrave round objects and this is a different style than the roller I’ve used in previous videos