This is the second video of yours I've watched, and I want to buy a Thunder Laser like yesterday. You make it look so simple and easy for all the stuff I would like to do at home.
@@computercreationz I really enjoy your videos. I like that you share your knowledge without being a pompous know-it-all. You come across as a really nice guy 👍
Thanks for making this vid. Very good. I’ve done a lot of node editing and learned a lot the hard way. Would be nice to see an advanced node editing video. When making the nose cone part I would have deleted the drawn lines then deleted the corner node instead of deleting the lined. Your nodes would have stayed connected. Your way works too. Just a different way. Thanks again.
You are right, after I completed the video I thought to myself it would have been easier to do as you suggested. Thanks for the comment. I appreciate you watching!
It's great to see how passionately you share your experiences with others, thank you. In that there are several possibilities to reach the goal I would only say that with your nozzle construction you could also just add 2 points (where the 2 squares meet) and then delete the two outermost points, ie. without adding extra lines you get the same result even faster. Yours sincerely Bernd
Yes I agree, that's how I would normally do it. Wanted the opportunity to expose people to node basic editing. I really appreciate your input and thank you for watching.
Hello, Great video. I was wondering if you could share the dimensions. I do not have my laser head but do have lightburn and and a very hands on person and would love to practice with those dimensions in light burn go get use to the tools in light burn.
As Always, your videos always teach me something. As I become more proficient with Lightburn, I am constantly amazed at how much I still have to learn! Thank you again for a fantastic tutorial and a great idea! Do you have a preferred place to purchase the high density foam? Never cutting it prior, could you make some recommendations of settings? I also have the Nova 24. Thanks!
Look up laser safe foam and go from there, my setting for this project where 14mm/s and 25-30% power. I use the 4" lens to cut foam with about an 8mm focus. Be sure to raise the foam off the honeycomb at least by 1/2" I just use scrap wood around the outside edge. Thanks for your comments I enjoy reading them. Good luck with your 24. I love mine.
Could you do a video on how to make templates? For example, I want to cut out charcuterie boards on my router table using acrylic templates created in light burn. I’m trying to draw curves etc. to create the acrylic templates.
Is this the only way to get complex shapes? Coming from mastercam this is the most frustrating and slow process of creating simple 2d shapes. Im trying to create boxes with finger joints but am I really going to have to create 100's of little squares and do this process of creating extra points to be able to delete others? Is there a way to create a line that is a set length and have it snap to 90*. Are there no programs that dont cost a grand for the home user, that allow you to input dimensions for the shape or line your trying to draw?
in Lightburn yes, it’s not a cad based system so if you are doing a lot of shapes that require allot of drafting you can always generate in a cad software and import into Lightburn. there are low cost options out there. I just wanted to show you how you can accomplish this with Lightburn, granted there are more efficient ways of doing it. thank you for watching an your comments!
@@computercreationz wish I had access to what I have at work, at home. I have to look into some of the other cheap cad programs. Im just starting to venture into the hobbiest side of this. Love your content, its been a tremendous help.
I found the snap to object doesn't snap it wobbles about not snapping to line, have to snap to grid as well, not sure if such features have changed over 2 years since this video was made.
When using snapping line to line are you grabbing and moving on the line.? Grab on the line and drag it to the line you want to snap it to. Mine works great this way
if you have them turned on I don’t know of any other thing that would not make them function. you might reloading lightburn and if that doesn’t work send in a ticket to lightburn on their web site and see what’s up. I haven’t heard of this function not working. Sorry it’s not working and thanks for watching!
I'm glad you went back and caught and addressed the lock 🔐 on the measurements.... great video lots of help really appreciate your videos
Yes When I was review my footage I thought I better review it in the video. Thanks for the comments and watch my videos.
Well presented. Thanks for taking the time to share.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank You for this video, helped me out of a jam. Had to draw a Trapezoid and had not clue until I watched your video.
glad to hear that! thank you for the comments
great tuorial.
thank you for sharing your wisdom and knowledge.
Glad it was helpful!
Absolutely brilliant video, picked up few tips. Thank you.
Great video! Very easy to follow! Thank you!
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awesome tutorial. two thumbs up
Thanks so much
Thank you, I was just looking for that information. Well done.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the info. I learned several things through this video.. Excellent instruction.
Thanks Pam I appreciate your comments!
Thank you! This was extremely helpful!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
Nice just what I was looking for THANKS.
Glad I could help
You are the best! Thank you.
Wow, thanks!
That was a great video. Thank you for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks!
thank you so much for the donation. I really appreciate it!
@@computercreationz
There will be more, just getting started with laser. And your videos are a great help
very good video answered a lot of drawing questions, use this for future reference, many thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks! Helped me create a teardrop shape.
Glad it helped!
Great channel. Thanks for making these videos!
Glad you like them!
Very good video! I learned something.
Glad you enjoyed it!thanks for the comment
Very nice presentation, nice pace delivery,…. Good info on nodes, its not always easy to find clear instructions on nodes…. Thank you 😊
Glad you liked it
Thank you. This is awesome
Glad it was helpful!
Great video. I am new to Lightburn and my Atomstack. After finding your channel i am hooked on learning as much as I can. Keep up the great work.
Welcome aboard! and thank you for the comments
This is the second video of yours I've watched, and I want to buy a Thunder Laser like yesterday. You make it look so simple and easy for all the stuff I would like to do at home.
yes, Thunder laser are very capable lasers, beautifully built and just work. you wouldn’t be disappointed for sure. thanks for watching!
Thank you. 👍
You bet!
@@computercreationz I really enjoy your videos. I like that you share your knowledge without being a pompous know-it-all. You come across as a really nice guy 👍
Pretty much the missing manual for what I needed - Thanks!
That’s great to hear!
Brilliant thankyou
My Pleasure
Great Video......tnx...from Holland.
My pleasure !
Thanks for making this vid. Very good. I’ve done a lot of node editing and learned a lot the hard way. Would be nice to see an advanced node editing video.
When making the nose cone part I would have deleted the drawn lines then deleted the corner node instead of deleting the lined. Your nodes would have stayed connected. Your way works too. Just a different way.
Thanks again.
You are right, after I completed the video I thought to myself it would have been easier to do as you suggested. Thanks for the comment. I appreciate you watching!
Didn’t quite understand why you were drawing this…to the end engraving the foam. Like it!
Keep going!
will Do, thanks for watching
It's great to see how passionately you share your experiences with others, thank you.
In that there are several possibilities to reach the goal I would only say that with your nozzle construction you could also just add 2 points (where the 2 squares meet) and then delete the two outermost points, ie. without adding extra lines you get the same result even faster.
Yours sincerely
Bernd
Yes I agree, that's how I would normally do it. Wanted the opportunity to expose people to node basic editing. I really appreciate your input and thank you for watching.
Hello, Great video. I was wondering if you could share the dimensions. I do not have my laser head but do have lightburn and and a very hands on person and would love to practice with those dimensions in light burn go get use to the tools in light burn.
What about some finger- room to get hold the parts easily? What kind of foam do you use?
cutting a half circle on the edge of your design is always is always a good idea if you room
As Always, your videos always teach me something. As I become more proficient with Lightburn, I am constantly amazed at how much I still have to learn! Thank you again for a fantastic tutorial and a great idea! Do you have a preferred place to purchase the high density foam? Never cutting it prior, could you make some recommendations of settings? I also have the Nova 24. Thanks!
Look up laser safe foam and go from there, my setting for this project where 14mm/s and 25-30% power. I use the 4" lens to cut foam with about an 8mm focus. Be sure to raise the foam off the honeycomb at least by 1/2" I just use scrap wood around the outside edge. Thanks for your comments I enjoy reading them. Good luck with your 24. I love mine.
Could you do a video on how to make templates? For example, I want to cut out charcuterie boards on my router table using acrylic templates created in light burn. I’m trying to draw curves etc. to create the acrylic templates.
Great suggestion!
Is this the only way to get complex shapes? Coming from mastercam this is the most frustrating and slow process of creating simple 2d shapes. Im trying to create boxes with finger joints but am I really going to have to create 100's of little squares and do this process of creating extra points to be able to delete others? Is there a way to create a line that is a set length and have it snap to 90*.
Are there no programs that dont cost a grand for the home user, that allow you to input dimensions for the shape or line your trying to draw?
in Lightburn yes, it’s not a cad based system so if you are doing a lot of shapes that require allot of drafting you can always generate in a cad software and import into Lightburn. there are low cost options out there. I just wanted to show you how you can accomplish this with Lightburn, granted there are more efficient ways of doing it. thank you for watching an your comments!
@@computercreationz wish I had access to what I have at work, at home. I have to look into some of the other cheap cad programs. Im just starting to venture into the hobbiest side of this.
Love your content, its been a tremendous help.
I found the snap to object doesn't snap it wobbles about not snapping to line, have to snap to grid as well, not sure if such features have changed over 2 years since this video was made.
When using snapping line to line are you grabbing and moving on the line.? Grab on the line and drag it to the line you want to snap it to. Mine works great this way
Still having trouble with snap to object and snap to grid. Lightburn version 0.9.20
Is there something I’m missing
if you have them turned on I don’t know of any other thing that would not make them function. you might reloading lightburn and if that doesn’t work send in a ticket to lightburn on their web site and see what’s up. I haven’t heard of this function not working. Sorry it’s not working and thanks for watching!