HOW TO engrave and cut with a 100w CO2 Laser
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- 303 Roger Clyde Webb demonstrates 100-watt laser how to make a 3D vase 25 units per hour
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I always watch your tutorials at a speed of 1.5. But, I love them a lot.
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What a clever design you came up with. I wish I had an innovative mind as yours. Great video, thanks for sharing!
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if i was making 4k a day id say nothing , and just keep at it ,, now every one else will be making these , and you will all be on 40 bucks a day
just my thoughts.
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Hey if you sell 4 smart home systems a day, totally doable, with vivint, you would be making 4 k a day too. That’s what I do, and average between 2 and 6. And there’s no metrix to that, just straight up dough.
the guy isn't making 4k a day anyways. Ive asked him about it. Its how much the total video will make with all the views and selling it. you should fallow my comment if you want to actually learn how to bring in 20k a month. And no degree required, just hard work, and drive. plus I have pay stubs to back up my method, where are his pay stubs.
@AffiliatePro oh guys. he doesn't make that much a day on this. they sell for like 20 bucks a piece. Even his big wood cut outs where the computer does it all he has said he makes 80$ on one.. what he is saying here, is if you make 25 and hour, and produce like 250 of them in a 10 hour day, potentially you could make 4000-5000 a day. So why isn't everyone doing this? Because you need buyers for this. And there just isn't that many buyers... that's why he doesn't care about showing people how do it. he has other videos he claims is making a lot of money a day also. even if they have a million views that is like 2500-4000 dollars total for a million views... guys there is way more potential in other industries. like sales.
he endorses the machinery to make this stuff if you look him up online, not the actual products produced like some guys who make intricate canes all from hand.
You’re awesome at what you do! I wish you all the best in life. An inspiration in life ❤️
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wow Mr Roger!
That's amazing! I love it. Thank you.
Thank You Sir for great video
There is a difference of how many you can make a day and how many you can sell a day, but point taken about adding to an existing range.
Hello Little tip put painters tape in the wood to prevent the shade on etching.
And fun fact when etching it charges the particles so much they turn to plasma and blew up. That is why it is not burn. The reaction is so fast it does not burn the wood.
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1 step at a time ;-))
that was pretty impressive`! :) best wishes from germany :)
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Great video! Without washing, what can be other methods for getting rid of the residue?
Thanks, Roger.
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We need to know how to start from 0 to get to buy a laser first lol
Hi Roger, I just found your channel. I have some suggestions though. You should rotate your engraving jobs 90 degrees so that the long part of the engraving is orientated in the X axis. This is the "fast axis". Reducing the amount of engraving in the vertical or Y axis, will dramatically increase your cycle time. Also try using a low DPI when engraving wood, this again will decrease cycle time... lets get to 50 units per hour!
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good design
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Very interesting
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I wish I had more space, I would be doing all your how to myself
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So cool
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"If you ain't blowin' at all times, you ain't makin' money" --Roger Webb circa 2019
Hello roger, I had a similar machine, and I would like to learn some techniques from you, hope you can teach me something!!
You’re awesome!!
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Yes I already subscribe!! I sent the video to a friend who work with me with the machine!!
Wonderful technology and well done - maybe i am conservative, it looks like mass production........
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do you sell vase project im in the learning stage
Nice
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Reminds me of painting by number on velour !
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So cool! How do you get rid of the burnt smell?
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How did you get the deep gloss finish?
What kind of wood are you using
How many mm was that plywood?
3mm
You are aware that you bought a 100W laser ENGRAVER that can cut, I expect. To etch, you would need to use a chemical process, like etching a PCB. Pet peeve of mine sorry, I just had to post that. I make roughly 15000 picture frames per year with mine; have done that for about 3 years. Paid for my laser in 4 months! So yes you can make quite a bit with them. I've been doing various work with them since 2012. I used to do bottom up engraving but my customers complained that the scorch marks weren't dark enough so I resumed top down engraving. We have a yellow & a brown MDF ( called supa-wood here too). The yellow needs more power to engrave than the brown. The brown will engrave at 12/13% on your laser at 480mm/sec. The yellow needs about 50% more power at the same speed to get a similar result. That would be about 18/20% on your laser, also @ 480mm/sec. HTH.
Hi, Peter, see my video 207 it may interest you.
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well done man
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So what type of trade do you have to learn to do this craft?
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You've been automated in an array response just like the laser production advice.
Make 30,000 and increase your production and profit, only thing is you have to have a customer.
Mr Webb I find youd videos amazing would u recommend an inexpensive machine for beginner
Hi, see my video 207
Chinese LASER's**WATCH** before you BUY, (NOT) an eBay laser
What did you wash it with? Good art
H2O
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Hi Roger, can you share the .dxf file for this 3D vase?
Please, how can I flatten my plywood before cutting because I noticed some swell or bow shape if the plywood is places on a flat surface
Hi, I use magnets
@@rogerwebb9600 My honeycomb is aluminum, please is there any way
Thank you for your great and informative video. I’m wondering, what is the exact laser you are using? Do you have it posted the model number and brand that it is?
In answer to your question I purchased my 100 Watt CO2 Laser from a place called BoostCN. Their email is boostcn@hotmail.com if you want to contact them.
@@rogerwebb9600 What model # do you prefer?
Sure, someone who makes 4000$ a day with a cnc would put it on TH-cam.
BTW, a vase like this would sell for maybe 3 euro's. That means the factory will get 1 euro max.
Look at this store it's called Action. They sell many things like this. Impossible to compete with that.
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Google me!!!
What is the music playing while showing us the laser in action?
See the end of the video ;-))
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I just found your channel a few days ago and like your videos. How do you finish your product so that it shines so brilliantly? I have a 100w laser and right now I'm experimenting with it to learn what and how to do what I'd like to do. Thanks for the videos.
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People buy that? Good for you man!
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The correct answer to that, is absolutely NOT.
Which machine do you use?
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And how to sell it so u can get 16.000 dollars a week ?
Where did you buy this unit and how much did it cost? Thank you
In answer to your question I purchased my 100 Watt CO2 Laser from a place called BoostCN. Their email is boostcn@hotmail.com if you want to contact them.
I apparently need to make videos of you are getting that much from such simple videos.
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No good for holding water is it?
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Appreciate you sharing these videos ready for the next one you have a blessed day what would the cost of this laser be in the United States
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What 6k 100w laser do you have? Where did you get it from?
Hi, see my video
th-cam.com/video/rUlxuWFiQrI/w-d-xo.html
What machine is this you are using?
In answer to your question I purchased my CNC Router from a place called BoostCN. Their email is boostcn@hotmail.com if you want to contact them. However, you may want to conduct your own research to ensure it is the right one for your needs
great video, but i just can't believe you're rastering and vector cutting 25 of these an hour.
Beautiful. Just beautiful.... 🙂 👽 🌘🌖🌗🌕🌓🌔🌒 👽 🙂
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What unit is that you’re using?
Hi, see my video 207.
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Damn.. the monitor screen is way too big... even at 32" inches, I could not handle sitting in front of!!!
55 ;-))
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Are files available? These would be so pretty for Easter.
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Why bother with files... all images are available on internet for free and If you know how to use laser cutter then I belive that you can manage to draw this vase also... or what? ;)
yes, if only someone will buy that things.. Lol
LOL @ making $4000 per day. Never.
I calculated roughly 10h a day production = 250 pcs, means $16 per piece - It's not worthy that much and if it is, the video means making $4000 a day, but who is he selling it to for that price?
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Where/how would/do you sell this?
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@@rogerwebb9600 What?
Taylor White He said Ebay
@@AwesomeDude272 oh, thanks
Sorry, but i think this kind of business is overrun.
But i like that machine really much. :-)
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I make a bazillion dollars a day watching TH-cam.
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I think you make it up as you go its not real
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Are people buying these? You can't put any water into your vases.
It's just a thing to watch. But if it sells, no problem....
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channel sponsorship and leads to my other videos. The video $$ is updated each month.
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Was für ein scheiß.
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