You did a nice job with your content, presentation and delivery! Your designs are beautiful. I appreciate your expertise and you sharing this information with us. 😊
These cups didn't seem to have a problem with the bit of grade to the sides. They engraved fine. If something has a bit more of a taper to it you can level it by using the roller instead of the chuck.
I found to use blue painters tape 2" wide and wrap that around the tumbler. then found that at 20P and 70 SPeed it only imaged the tape so dont have to worry about all the fuss with taping on foil and paper
Genuinely curious, if the laser puts the image on the cup exactly how you see it on the screen why do you have to mirrior it. Wouldn't it just go on correctly?
If you have the rotary facing you, so that you can read the word XTOOL correctly, then you don't have to mirror. I had mine set up backward due to my layout on my table. If you turn the rotary around you don't need to mirror. I should make another video to clarify! Thanks for watching!
I like how you explain stuff I am thinking of buy an Xtool I saw you have Xtool 20 watt I’m looking at Xtool D1 Pro 10 watt bundle do you think the 10 watt will do what you are doing
Hi! Thanks so much! I have the Xtool D1 Pro 20 watt. I have the rotary attachment and the air assist. I also have Xtool's enclosure and fan but I'm going to be changing that because I want it to be a bit more powerful. www.xtool.com/?ref=rPIpCYYlOvmI7G&
My chuck attachment and the software don't agree. I put in the measurements and it defaults to other measurements immediately after putting measurements in. Any advice? Is the chuck and roller the same gear ratio? I'm not the only one with this issue and I have done all the updates
Are you using the XCS software? You only need to enter the perimeter. You don't need to enter it and the diameter both. I only list the perimeter and I haven't had an issue.
@@DustyBlueCottage I'm using the stock software that the Xtool came with. I'm so frustrated with it that I'm about to give up. No matter what measurements I input, it defaults to the same number. It must be some kind of default glitch
Hello new to laser engraving I have the d1 pro 10w when engraving on my test tumbler I’m getting lines on my engraved area not smooth any idea what I could doing wrong
My first two guesses would be that the focus isn't right or that your power is too high and it's burning a bit. How are you setting the focus and what power are you using?
how you make your engraving the same top and bottom? my image on the bottom is distorted not even with the bottom , if it is a circle on the bottom it get oval shape.
Thank you sooo much for your tutorial vid, I learned so much. Your aluminum foil trick is a game changer. I did have a question, what are you using for your fume extractor/air assist?
I do have the air assist from xtool and I have my machine in the xtool enclosure. I'm going to be updating my fan system though. I'm not thrilled with the one it came with.
Can I ask where or what software did you use to design Linda? I haven’t bought a laser cutter yet doing my homework first to see what all I need other than the laser cutter
I use the free software, Inkscape. The font for Linda was Better Vanlentina Slant which has all those flourishes like on the letter A. I got the font from Design Bundles: fontbundles.net/madjackfont/1395084-better-valentina-font-duo?ref=boqg8Y
My coated black tumbler engraving is not as shiny as your. I have used a magic eraser and even a Brillo. I am using Xtools design space. What should I do
I have been using Bar Keepers Friend soft cleanser on my magic eraser on some colors. It seems to work well without scratching the colored coating. You'll need to scrub in a few directions and even use some circular motions to clean it up. What settings are you using?
I’m having the same issues, almost a black burnt look instead of the shiny silver. I have the D1 Pro and using power 70 speed 30. What settings work best for powder coated tumblers?
@Dusty Blue Cottage really?! Your message just put a smile on my face. Confirmation for sure! I need to go now and make sure I have my notifications on so I don't miss your video/videos. Do you know if the files used for glowforge also work with the xtool?
I purchased the ones in this video from Amazon. I have also purchased wholesale Polar Camels from an authorized distributor. If you have a license to purchase wholesale you can find suppliers on google. I use one close to my home so my shipments usually come over-night.
Great Video. I am new to all this so this is great. Can i ask what fonts you used please? Loved the mock run idea too. I love the swirly ends to the letters you have on the tumblers 😊
Hi there! Sorry for the delayed response. I updated the description under the video to list the different fonts I used. :) I've been asked a few times for them so I thought I would make it easier and list them out for you. Thanks for watching!
Thanks! I haven't tried vinyl wrapped wood. You have to watch what the vinyl is made with to be sure it's not too toxic. I will be doing coated wood soon though and I'll make a video on it!
any chance you know why when i trying to do a tumbler like the pink one in your video....(up and down not sideways) it doesnt come out right. example: i put in 5 inches length and 3 inches wide and it frames correct but when it actually lasers it does it small and not to the measurements. i have to end up putting the measurements in longer than what the cup is to actually get it to the size i need which is from bottom to top of the tumbler. Im stumped
You would attach the rotary attachment the same way and you should be able to use the same design whether you're using XCS or Lightburn. Thanks for watching!
I have not and I've done close to a 100 tumblers now. However, I have seen posts where others have had the issues. I'm not sure what the cause would be.
Each machine can be different depending on how you set up your focus. Plus, the colors may need different settings for each color I usually test around 85 power and speed 35 and adjust from there. It's also a good idea to run a test grid on a spare tumbler.
Sorry for the delayed response! I listed all the fonts in the description of the video just now since quite a few people have asked. I'll remember to do that in the future! Thanks for watching!
I haven't done white. I've done assorted colors that I purchased in bulk and there weren't any white ones in there. I'm going to be doing an order of black and white this week so I'll run another video with the settings for those soon.
I got it from xtool. However, I don't think the fan is near strong enough for a good exhaust so I'm designing a new one. I'll make a video when it's ready!
You placed your rotary wrong on the table, The rotary attachment and the text you see have to be on the right side, not the left one, so you can read it
Can't you just use something like blue painters tape instead of dealing with taping the foil and paper to the cup? Just put the tape right on the cup and lower power as much as possible. Works great with my laser anyways.. but mine is not the same kind as yours
Yes you can! Since this video I have done a few cups with the blue painters tape. It works fine. You just have to lower the power way down like you said.
Yes I know. :) I wasn't clear in the video as to why it's backward. It's the way I have my table set up. But I'll explain it better in a future video. Thanks for watching!
If you flip your rotary attachment 180 degrees (so the word XTOOL can be read right side up instead of upside down), you won't need to mirror your design.
Hi Stacy! Yes I know. :) I didn't clarify that in the video but I had it set that way due to my overall set up. I'm moving into a new shop this month so I'll be changing it now. Thanks for watching and letting me know though! It's always great to learn from others in the laser community. :)
Yes I know. You're right! If the words are facing you then you don't need to mirror the design. :) The way my machine and supplies are on my workbench it's easier for me to do facing this way.
@DustyBlueCottage Yes ma'am. I meant no offense. I just got the XTool D1 Pro 20W for Christmas and am learning to use it! I am by no means an expert...lol! Thank you for this video it has some great info! Take care!
@@joeyleerobbins I'm not offended at all. :) When I move into my new workshop I'll be moving things so I don't need to take the extra step! Thanks for watching! :)
Yeah, I know that would fix the mirroring issue. I had my machine set up this way for a while but I will have to do an updated video to clarify this! Thank you for watching!
Hi, it's not put together wrong, I have it set up backward in the machine due to my table set up. If the rotary is placed so that the word XTOOL can be read properly then you don't need to mirror the image. Thanks for watching!
It’s put together in one of its intended configurations. I’m guessing that you either don’t have an RA2, or didn’t bother to read through the reference material it comes with. This is one of the most versatile rotary systems on the market. She knows what she’s doing. I’m sure you can find something more productive to do with your time than making blatantly ignorant comments to content creators on TH-cam. Don’t be that guy.
@charlesxavier7146 don't be that guy? I've got 3 of these lol and never had issue or had to mirror anything. But hey I'm ignorant lol have good one buddy
Quantity makes no difference if you don’t read the reference material. I know instructions can be difficult for some users, so xtool was nice enough to include neat little pictures. I use this configuration with all of mine on a regular basis, as do many users, especially for glass with handles or pieces that are large enough to contact the base plate (that is what xtool recommends after all). Maybe the manufacturer, and the rest of us are wrong, but I wouldn’t count on it. She has to mirror, not because it is “put together wrong” but because she has to place it in the workspace backwards, which you can clearly see in the video. Not to worry though, there is a myriad of apps, and programs out there to help you develop spatial reasoning.
Thank you, I do know that now. :) When I first started with the chuck my table was positioned where I could put a weight on that side to hold the chuck so it kept it steady. I need to do another tumbler tutorial and I'll make sure to mention that! Thanks so much for watching!
What a great tutorial! I’m new to xtool and very intimidated by my machine. I am still learning. Perfect user friendly instructions! Thank you!
Aw, thanks so much for watching! I getting ready to put out a few more videos so stay tunned!
Just wanted to say THANK YOU! This is the most helpful video I’ve found to engrave tumblers!!!
You're welcome! I'm glad you found it helpful!
This was helpful. Thanks for the paper and foil tip. Good centering.
Thank you!
You did a nice job with your content, presentation and delivery! Your designs are beautiful. I appreciate your expertise and you sharing this information with us. 😊
Thanks so much! What a nice compliment!
Great tutorial! I’m new to xtool still learning. I would love to see more videos. Perfect instructions! Thank you
There are more Xtool videos in the works! Stay tuned!
Great tip on using the aluminum foil for a test run. I’m new to stool and still trying to figure it all out. Thanks for all the detailed instructions.
You're welcome! Glad I can help!
Thank you! I would love to see more videos using the xtool!
There are more to come! If you think of anything in particular you'd like to see me make, let me know!
Thanks for this video it’s very very helpful for me a newby engraver. I just bought my XTool D1 Pro. First time on your channel and had to subscribe
Well thanks so much for stopping by! I try to keep things easy to understand - everyone starts out as a newby. :)
Thanks for the tutorial, very helpful.
You're welcome! Thanks so much for watching!
Wish I'd have found you awhile ago. Excellent walk through on this❤
Thanks so much! I'll be putting out more tutorials soon!
I'm glad I found this tutorial. I was engraving well, and then all of a sudden my images started engraving wrong. I am going to see if this works!
I hope it worked out for you!
Perfect presentation, tanks. My ortur tumbler not working well in XTool, distort image.
Is your images circular? Circles can distort unless you make some changes to it.
Thank you very much finally a informative video
Thanks so much! Glad it was helpful!
Well done
Thanks so much!
Very well wonderful explanation & tech showed see more videos on tumbler thanks q
Thanks so much!
Do you have any videos that show the name on the cup sideways? And thank you for your video.❤
No I don't - but I can do one for you! Watch for it soon!
Thanks for the info. I have yet to figure out that rotary. did you need to level your cup?
These cups didn't seem to have a problem with the bit of grade to the sides. They engraved fine. If something has a bit more of a taper to it you can level it by using the roller instead of the chuck.
I found to use blue painters tape 2" wide and wrap that around the tumbler. then found that at 20P and 70 SPeed it only imaged the tape so dont have to worry about all the fuss with taping on foil and paper
Since I made this video I have used blue painters tape too! It does save a step or two for sure! Thanks for watching!
Thank you guys this was very informative.
Thank you! What font are you using?
Hi! Check the description box for the video! I've listed all the fonts in there!
Genuinely curious, if the laser puts the image on the cup exactly how you see it on the screen why do you have to mirrior it. Wouldn't it just go on correctly?
If you have the rotary facing you, so that you can read the word XTOOL correctly, then you don't have to mirror. I had mine set up backward due to my layout on my table. If you turn the rotary around you don't need to mirror. I should make another video to clarify! Thanks for watching!
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks for watching! Let me know if there's something specific you'd like me to cover!
I like how you explain stuff I am thinking of buy an Xtool I saw you have Xtool 20 watt
I’m looking at Xtool D1 Pro 10 watt bundle do you think the 10 watt will do what you are doing
Hi! Thanks so much! I have the Xtool D1 Pro 20 watt. I have the rotary attachment and the air assist. I also have Xtool's enclosure and fan but I'm going to be changing that because I want it to be a bit more powerful. www.xtool.com/?ref=rPIpCYYlOvmI7G&
Great video! What font did you use for the names Audrey and Denise? Thanks!
HI! I've been asked for the fonts a few times so I just listed them for you in the description of the video. Thanks so much for watching!
Thanks!@@DustyBlueCottage
My chuck attachment and the software don't agree. I put in the measurements and it defaults to other measurements immediately after putting measurements in. Any advice? Is the chuck and roller the same gear ratio? I'm not the only one with this issue and I have done all the updates
Are you using the XCS software? You only need to enter the perimeter. You don't need to enter it and the diameter both. I only list the perimeter and I haven't had an issue.
@@DustyBlueCottage I'm using the stock software that the Xtool came with. I'm so frustrated with it that I'm about to give up. No matter what measurements I input, it defaults to the same number. It must be some kind of default glitch
@@e-villekings4789 Are you using the material setting as "user defined material"?
Hello new to laser engraving I have the d1 pro 10w when engraving on my test tumbler I’m getting lines on my engraved area not smooth any idea what I could doing wrong
My first two guesses would be that the focus isn't right or that your power is too high and it's burning a bit. How are you setting the focus and what power are you using?
very detail, thanks
Thanks so much for watching!
Loved your tumblers. When you have a chance, can you engrave some coffee mugs as well, please? Thanks.
Sure! I can do that for you. Are you interested in engraving clear glass or other mugs?
What box and fume extractor are you using?
It's Xtool's enclosure and fan. I'll be upgrading the system soon because I'd like it to be a little more powerful than it is.
Do you use a D1 pro 20w or 40w for this video?
What would be the benefit of higher wattage?
Thank you for your help.
I used the D1 Pro 20 w. As far as I know the higher watt allows you to engrave more materials and at a faster speed. :)
Excellent video thanks!!
Thank you and thanks for watching!
how you make your engraving the same top and bottom? my image on the bottom is distorted not even with the bottom , if it is a circle on the bottom it get oval shape.
Thank you sooo much for your tutorial vid, I learned so much. Your aluminum foil trick is a game changer. I did have a question, what are you using for your fume extractor/air assist?
I do have the air assist from xtool and I have my machine in the xtool enclosure. I'm going to be updating my fan system though. I'm not thrilled with the one it came with.
Can I ask where or what software did you use to design Linda? I haven’t bought a laser cutter yet doing my homework first to see what all I need other than the laser cutter
I use the free software, Inkscape. The font for Linda was Better Vanlentina Slant which has all those flourishes like on the letter A. I got the font from Design Bundles: fontbundles.net/madjackfont/1395084-better-valentina-font-duo?ref=boqg8Y
Can I ask what the setting for the yellow tumbler. Thank you.
I run yellow at power of 80 - speed 30. Thank for watching!
What font was Kimberly done in?
Hi! It's Christabelle Script. I updated the video description with all the fonts since a few have asked for them. Thanks for watching!
My coated black tumbler engraving is not as shiny as your. I have used a magic eraser and even a Brillo. I am using Xtools design space. What should I do
I have been using Bar Keepers Friend soft cleanser on my magic eraser on some colors. It seems to work well without scratching the colored coating. You'll need to scrub in a few directions and even use some circular motions to clean it up. What settings are you using?
I’m having the same issues, almost a black burnt look instead of the shiny silver. I have the D1 Pro and using power 70 speed 30. What settings work best for powder coated tumblers?
I loe the font with the flowers. Could you share it?
Love, sorry
You made it very clear thank you.
Which one? Let's see, the Audrey and Denise are done in Bestover. Margaret is in Baru.
At what speed do you run your air assist?
Hello 👋, why do I have to flip the image?
Great tutorial. Would you pls post more videos with the XTool. Thank you!
I sure will! That's the plan! Is there anything in particular you'd like me to make one about?
@Dusty Blue Cottage awesome! Ummm maybe tier tray items ???
@@gemjay Funny you said that! I have valentine tiered tray items on my list for my next video - so I guess that confirms it's a good choice. LOL
@Dusty Blue Cottage really?! Your message just put a smile on my face. Confirmation for sure! I need to go now and make sure I have my notifications on so I don't miss your video/videos. Do you know if the files used for glowforge also work with the xtool?
@@gemjay I don't have a glowforge but I assume you could use most of the same files. XTool can use SVG, DXF, JPG, JPEG, PNG and a few others.
What speed and power setting did you use for the tumblers?
I ran this with the XTool XCS software and 90% power and speed at 30mm/s. Most colors worked well at that setting.
Hi, Where do you buy the tumblers..
I purchased the ones in this video from Amazon. I have also purchased wholesale Polar Camels from an authorized distributor. If you have a license to purchase wholesale you can find suppliers on google. I use one close to my home so my shipments usually come over-night.
Great Video. I am new to all this so this is great. Can i ask what fonts you used please? Loved the mock run idea too. I love the swirly ends to the letters you have on the tumblers 😊
Hi there! Sorry for the delayed response. I updated the description under the video to list the different fonts I used. :) I've been asked a few times for them so I thought I would make it easier and list them out for you. Thanks for watching!
Great Video. Have you tried to cut a piece of wood that has been wrapped with vinyl like the round door hangers?
Thanks! I haven't tried vinyl wrapped wood. You have to watch what the vinyl is made with to be sure it's not too toxic. I will be doing coated wood soon though and I'll make a video on it!
any chance you know why when i trying to do a tumbler like the pink one in your video....(up and down not sideways) it doesnt come out right. example: i put in 5 inches length and 3 inches wide and it frames correct but when it actually lasers it does it small and not to the measurements. i have to end up putting the measurements in longer than what the cup is to actually get it to the size i need which is from bottom to top of the tumbler. Im stumped
If you use lightburn software instead of xtool software, is rotary attachment and text stay same or we have to change
You would attach the rotary attachment the same way and you should be able to use the same design whether you're using XCS or Lightburn. Thanks for watching!
great tutorial
Thank you! And thanks for watching!
Awesome video
Thanks so much! Thank you for watching!
Have you had any issues with flyaways? Just random lines in and outside of your designs.
I have not and I've done close to a 100 tumblers now. However, I have seen posts where others have had the issues. I'm not sure what the cause would be.
CAN YOU SHARE YOUR SETTINGS? THAT WAS AMAZING!!! THANK YOU
i never know what my settings should be for a tumbler. im new
Each machine can be different depending on how you set up your focus. Plus, the colors may need different settings for each color I usually test around 85 power and speed 35 and adjust from there. It's also a good idea to run a test grid on a spare tumbler.
Good video. Tnx! What machine wattage are you using? Have you tried using the ‘dry moly lube’? If so, how did that turn out. Tnx again!
I have the D1 Pro 20 Watt. I haven't used dry moly - I've used black tempra paint for glass etching and it worked great.
@@DustyBlueCottage - tnx. Bought some yesterday!
@@christinebagatin5945 Let me know how it works for you!
Hi Linda, what fonts did you use?
Sorry for the delayed response! I listed all the fonts in the description of the video just now since quite a few people have asked. I'll remember to do that in the future! Thanks for watching!
Love this video! Have you made earrings? I’d love to see a tutorial on them. Wood or acrylic 😊
I have! I'll get a tutorial up shortly! There pretty fun to do with this machine!
I’m very excited to try them!!
Did you prep your tumbler with anything before engraving them?
Nope. No prep is needed. If your cups are really dirty you could wash them off with water but no prep is needed for the engraving.
Are you able to engrave on white tumblers? If so what speed and power setting do you use?
I haven't done white. I've done assorted colors that I purchased in bulk and there weren't any white ones in there. I'm going to be doing an order of black and white this week so I'll run another video with the settings for those soon.
@@DustyBlueCottage Thank you! I'll be looking out for it!
Very nice informative video, I'm curious what enclosure that is or if you have a link to it by chance?
It's from xtool - www.xtool.com/?ref=rPIpCYYlOvmI7G&
@@DustyBlueCottage Thank You for reply ; )
@@higherstandardspc you're welcome! Sorry it wasn't quicker!
@@DustyBlueCottage It was fast enough : ) Thank You Again : )
I love your video! I am just starting out and you have helped me a lot thank you so much for this video. Where did you get your enclosure from?
I got it from xtool. However, I don't think the fan is near strong enough for a good exhaust so I'm designing a new one. I'll make a video when it's ready!
Nice. What font did you use for the Yolanda engrave?
The font is called butterfish. I got it off Creativefabrica.
You did a wonderful job. Thank you for making this tutorial 😊
@@yolandasolis3817 You're welcome!
You placed your rotary wrong on the table, The rotary attachment and the text you see have to be on the right side, not the left one, so you can read it
your text on the rotary is upside down
I will try it the other way with my next tumbler
Yeah the reason it was backwards is because the rotary tool was taken apart and put back together wrong. You shouldn’t have to invert or flip anything
@@DustyBlueCottage Are you placing the chuck off the back of the rotary so you don’t have to take it on and off if you want to use the rollers?
Can't you just use something like blue painters tape instead of dealing with taping the foil and paper to the cup? Just put the tape right on the cup and lower power as much as possible. Works great with my laser anyways.. but mine is not the same kind as yours
Yes you can! Since this video I have done a few cups with the blue painters tape. It works fine. You just have to lower the power way down like you said.
Typically how long does it take to engrave a name on a powder coated tumbler?
It depends on the design. Just a name like these were about 20 minutes each.
For others coming to see what settings she used (on the final burn - xTool D1 Pro 20W) - Power 75% - Speed 30% - 1 pass - 100 lines/ cm
Thanks for adding that! :)
how many risers did you use to uise ra2?
I used a total of 8. Two under each leg.
Image and name possible?
I just updated the video description with all the names of the fonts. Hope that helps! Thanks for watching!
By far the easiest way to do it
Thank you so much! :)
The rotary tool is backwards that is why you have to mirror the image.
Yes I know. :) I wasn't clear in the video as to why it's backward. It's the way I have my table set up. But I'll explain it better in a future video. Thanks for watching!
Just found this. My wife's so tight she squeaks when she walks. Thank You; saved me from some butt chewins by spending money on practice cups.
LOL glad I could help
Your RA2 should be the other way around , that’s why you have to mirror more often than you should need to
If you flip your rotary attachment 180 degrees (so the word XTOOL can be read right side up instead of upside down), you won't need to mirror your design.
Hi Stacy! Yes I know. :) I didn't clarify that in the video but I had it set that way due to my overall set up. I'm moving into a new shop this month so I'll be changing it now. Thanks for watching and letting me know though! It's always great to learn from others in the laser community. :)
The rotary is facing the wrong direction which is why the image is wrong. The fat side should face the top of the xtool.
I'll have to try that. I've seen others with it laid out the way I ran mine.
The Xtool name on the RA2 should be facing you instead up upside down.... you got it facing the wrong way so you are having to mirror your images...
Yes I know. You're right! If the words are facing you then you don't need to mirror the design. :) The way my machine and supplies are on my workbench it's easier for me to do facing this way.
@DustyBlueCottage Yes ma'am. I meant no offense. I just got the XTool D1 Pro 20W for Christmas and am learning to use it! I am by no means an expert...lol! Thank you for this video it has some great info! Take care!
@@joeyleerobbins I'm not offended at all. :) When I move into my new workshop I'll be moving things so I don't need to take the extra step! Thanks for watching! :)
Turn your rotary around and you don't need to mirror your image
Yeah, I know that would fix the mirroring issue. I had my machine set up this way for a while but I will have to do an updated video to clarify this! Thank you for watching!
you dont have to mirror the image. youre doing this entirely backwards
Now go back & pull out some colors on the stainless steel you exposed it what I’m wanting to do
Ok - I'll run some tests and try to get a video up soon!
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I'll see if I can figure out how to do that! Thank you!
Only reason u needing to mirror it is cause ur RA2 is put together wrong lol
Hi, it's not put together wrong, I have it set up backward in the machine due to my table set up. If the rotary is placed so that the word XTOOL can be read properly then you don't need to mirror the image. Thanks for watching!
It’s put together in one of its intended configurations. I’m guessing that you either don’t have an RA2, or didn’t bother to read through the reference material it comes with. This is one of the most versatile rotary systems on the market. She knows what she’s doing. I’m sure you can find something more productive to do with your time than making blatantly ignorant comments to content creators on TH-cam. Don’t be that guy.
@charlesxavier7146 don't be that guy? I've got 3 of these lol and never had issue or had to mirror anything. But hey I'm ignorant lol have good one buddy
Quantity makes no difference if you don’t read the reference material. I know instructions can be difficult for some users, so xtool was nice enough to include neat little pictures. I use this configuration with all of mine on a regular basis, as do many users, especially for glass with handles or pieces that are large enough to contact the base plate (that is what xtool recommends after all). Maybe the manufacturer, and the rest of us are wrong, but I wouldn’t count on it. She has to mirror, not because it is “put together wrong” but because she has to place it in the workspace backwards, which you can clearly see in the video. Not to worry though, there is a myriad of apps, and programs out there to help you develop spatial reasoning.
I didn't go through all the comments, but if you turn your rotary around you don't have to mirror the images
Thank you, I do know that now. :) When I first started with the chuck my table was positioned where I could put a weight on that side to hold the chuck so it kept it steady. I need to do another tumbler tutorial and I'll make sure to mention that! Thanks so much for watching!
Great video! Thanks for sharing!!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Great video !Thank you.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!