Living the dream! It shows that you are very much enjoying this project. You’re doing a great job and inspiring me to take on projects of my own. I took a week off work and started putting together a man cave in my garage. I bought my first soldering iron, multimeter, a nice workbench and a few other things all so I could start a few DIY projects of my own. First project completed and tested tonight - PWM motor controller for an electronic focuser. 😊
Living in an area of too many clouds, it is great to have projects and things related to Astrophotography to work on to keep the juices flowing. There are a lot of things I can do on my own - and have - but mechanical things and metal work are NOT in my tool box. That is where friends come and are willing to help. Having that help and doing a project in more of a team mode make it so much more enjoyable and rewarding! Having a good Man Cave is a must for projects! I'm glad to hear that you've created yours and finished your first project! Congrats! Now that you've started, I'm sure your mind is swirling with possibilities for what to do next! Enjoy!
Wow, love watching that laser doing its thing, reminds me of being back at work at 3M UK, .we used lasers for cutting all the abrasives, albeit a little smaller, but not much…great video. 👍🏻
@@cosgrovescosmos not for creating, but for cutting the smaller discs and such like that fit into your home sanders and grinders, from larger sheets..👍🏻
Ahh - I get it now. I suppose using a traditional cutter for that kind of work would be self-defeating - the abrasives on the sheets would always be wearing down the blades. Kind of tough to wear down a light saber!
Interesting
Great Video Sir. Very Interesting Laser Cutting. Loved how you even showed the pulses from the co2 tubes. Glad to see things moving along for you.
Thanks so much! Over so much time in planning, it is good to see things happening!
Living the dream! It shows that you are very much enjoying this project. You’re doing a great job and inspiring me to take on projects of my own. I took a week off work and started putting together a man cave in my garage. I bought my first soldering iron, multimeter, a nice workbench and a few other things all so I could start a few DIY projects of my own.
First project completed and tested tonight - PWM motor controller for an electronic focuser. 😊
Living in an area of too many clouds, it is great to have projects and things related to Astrophotography to work on to keep the juices flowing. There are a lot of things I can do on my own - and have - but mechanical things and metal work are NOT in my tool box. That is where friends come and are willing to help. Having that help and doing a project in more of a team mode make it so much more enjoyable and rewarding!
Having a good Man Cave is a must for projects! I'm glad to hear that you've created yours and finished your first project! Congrats! Now that you've started, I'm sure your mind is swirling with possibilities for what to do next! Enjoy!
Wow, love watching that laser doing its thing, reminds me of being back at work at 3M UK, .we used lasers for cutting all the abrasives, albeit a little smaller, but not much…great video. 👍🏻
DId not even know they used lasers for creating abrasives - but as I think about it - it makes perfect sense! Thanks Much!
@@cosgrovescosmos not for creating, but for cutting the smaller discs and such like that fit into your home sanders and grinders, from larger sheets..👍🏻
Ahh - I get it now. I suppose using a traditional cutter for that kind of work would be self-defeating - the abrasives on the sheets would always be wearing down the blades. Kind of tough to wear down a light saber!