GlowforgePassthrough
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- This video will walk you through the basics on using the Glowforge passthrough. From setting the design up in Inkscape and cutting it with your Glowforge.
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Thank you so so much for making this video! I was pretty upset when I found out that Glowforge doesn't have any tutorials like this after I had made my purchase. I tried looking through the Glowforge forum but didn't have any luck. You made it so simple and very clear on how the process is done. Totally makes sense now! I appreciate it soooo much!
Thank you SO Much for this tutorial! I have had my GF for 4 months now and haven't yet attempted the pass through feature because it was so intimidating.. You made it soooo easy!!
Thank you so much for making this tutorial! I haven't used the passthrough yet and it was great to have a clear walkthrough of the process.
Thank you, this video will help tremendously. I am ordering mine today. Will use your referral code. ✋
Thank you for this video. Just received my Glowforge Pro and got it set up yesterday. I have some things I want to make using the pass-through, but was unsure of how to do it. Feel much better about attempting this now. Also, it's nice to see someone using Inkscape. I refuse to spend that much money for Illustrator.
Wow, great tutorial. I’ve owned a Pro for a few months have yet to try the pass-through system because it didn’t make sense, until now. Thank you!
I know you were showing the process but I would have loved to see the end product.
Thank you so much for this easy to follow tutorial!! You’ve inspired me to finally try the pass through feature on my Glowforge! 🙌🏻
I bought the pro with your referral link. Please make more videos of projects with the pass through window. Thanks!
Is there a pic of the finished product?
I bought a pro the other week with your link I hope it got credited to you.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Like Kimber’s Crafty Place said, I’ve had my GF for a few months now and have been reluctant to attempt anything with the pass through as I haven’t seen anything showing a good way to line up the cuts. And to be honest, I was trying to figure out how you would make a file that was 8’ long and make it start/stop at the right places.... Keep up the great videos. I’ve just sub’d.
What do you use for the settings for your Baltic birch?
WOW! Great tutorial!! Thank you so much, I'm going to do this today now that I have confidence thanks to you (-:
Thank you so much! This was great!
Thank you so much for this video :) It was great going to attempt it soon. I am wondering a few things first. Can this be done with say a split monogram with name design if all one piece and design is welded ahead of time? After first ,cut how far do you move your wood towards the back to start second one? Lastly, what do you put behind machine to support the wood once out of pass through? thank you and sorry for so many questions much appreciated :)
Love this. Thinking of getting one. How much would you sell a sign like this?
great video. may i ask, what are those things i see you twisting out of the crumb tray? where did you get them?
Thank you so much for this tutorial. Would this work the same way if I am doing a single letter? Mine is not turning out the same way with the nodes.
Hi, great video. what version of Inkscape are you using. I downloaded Inkscape and it look difference. Thanks
I couldn't hear you even with my computer vol. turned all the way up? :(
Can I use the passthrough slot with the front and back panels open in order to feed thicker wood through?
The Glowforge has a front door that can be tricked into being closed with magnets (I have never tried and do not suggest it due to safety reasons). The back of the machine is only a slot and not a door that can be opened.
How do I go about doing this with the Snell Roundhand font? I am having trouble with it.
Is the software always that janky?
When using the pass through, does any smoke escape the cutting area? This works with venting turned on?
I've not had any smoke escaping. I think the GF exhaust fan creates a negative pressure. It seems to be trying to pull out more air then the input fan allows in. This will cause all the small cracks where it can leak to pull air in as well. Also there are vinyl or rubber "flaps" on the pass through ports that seal down on the material.
Hi,
I cannot get this to work. I line it all up and everything but it doesn't cut where I join the to sections of the word. It is always off by about .25". Do you have any ideas?
Have you calibrated your machine?
That seems like a lot of work for being $6k....Be nice if they make the Glowforge able to glide the wood through itself instead.
I agree
You're on to something. That would be great.
How do you keep your board from moving laterally when you are pushing it through the pass?
Marissa Tutko, I keep the straight edge of the board pushed up against the right side of the crumb tray. 😀
Where do you get your wood? and what size and type of wood is?
I like using 1/8" ply. I bought this from Home Depot, but also like buying Baltic Birch from small laser suppliers like T&C Laser Materials.
How thick is the wood? I want to cut 1/2" inch thick is that possible?
The wood I used is 1/8". You can cut up to 1/4" through the passthrough. If you are wanting 1/2" you can cut two passes and layer them to achieve the 1/2" height.
Okay so I have watched this a million times, all of my ovals within the L’s E’s and S’s are still not moving. What am I missing? Please help
Do you mean they're not cutting? Make sure you combined the entire 'section' together when in Inkscape. I found it easier to do if i moved each section/layer out of the way for better visibility. Otherwise, i tend to miss a piece.