35. 4 LASERGRBL steps in 1 engraving ! Food Safe Colour ! FREE DESIGNS ! SCULPFUNS30 PRO 10w

Hey Everyone! Video #35 !
It’s jam packed! We will go over how to use 4 LASERGRBL settings in ONE continuous engraving ! 🥳
I’m going over how to add food grade safe colour to set your engravings apart from everyone else !
We are going over BING. How to get SUPER COOL FREE ARTWORK & GRAPHICS and the search prompts I like to use. We’ll also be going over some designing and how I export png files to use in LASERGRBL!
I’m USING THE SCULPFUN S30 PRO 10 watt Laser.
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Now I’m not perfect ! Nor do I claim to be a professional ! I also make mistakes so you don’t have too! Learning is half the battle! Please don’t feel I am showing off In this video! This is How I've found over time what works for me .
SCULPFUN reached out for me to test this Laser, and I gotta say.. I'm loving it!! Full Review coming soon!! I run a sign shop and crafting business .. So they are in the works ! :)
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Link for LASERGRBL
lasergrbl.com
Link to custom buttons like I have including circular framing and instructions how to load them:
lasergrbl.com/usage/custom-bu...
A complete guide to understanding GRBL configuration :
lasergrbl.com/configuration
Scroll down to open a pdf guide in your preferred language. And see explanations of “Streaming Mode” & “Threading Mode” because not all hardware supports this speed. So how to set slower Modes!
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[@disignscdn]

I just got a notification for a one time code for BING. A one time code is needed for each time YOU sign in to BING. It doesn't mean just a 1 time ever code. You must use YOUR e-mail address to join and sign in for the code to be sent to YOU and not use my e-mail address. 😉 It's free to join and create :)

[@redingslone]

Im havin trouble with my machine its working but its onlt making deep burns no inage what can i be doing wrong?

[@disignscdn]

Could be a number of things. First check you have dynamic power selected and not constant power . It’s a common mistake. You may be going to high a power and to slow of speed. Do you have air assist and what type of machine and laser output do you have?

[@disignscdn]

You may have your number of lines set too high as well that can scorch out an image .

[@redingslone]

@@disignscdn I'm very new to this but your video really helped me get onto lasergrbl thanks for that I'm not sure the watts air assist laser out put🥴 lol not sure where they might be but I have a Atomstack P7 laser engraving machine size 200*200mm

[@disignscdn]

@@redingslone Is Yours the M30 or M40 ? Both will come with a 4.5 watt to 5.5 watt output laser. Check your laser for an output sticker.
Item model number: ATOMSTACK P7 M30
Engraving area: 200*200mm
Engraving materials: wood, bamboo, cardboard, plastic, leather, MDF, slate, lacquered metal, mirror stainless steel;
Cutting material: cardboard, non-woven fabric, veneer, acrylic, some thin plastic board, sponge, MDF, leather;
Electric power output: 30W
**** Laser power output: 4.5-5.5W*****
Wave Length: 445 ± 5nm
Engraving accuracy: 0.01mm
Focusing method: fixed focus laser, no need to focus
from what I can tell it does not come with air assist. Air assist is an additional airline with air compressor / pump. I see it says it is a fixed focus , but it has an adjustment knob. If it was truly fixed, whatever you are engraving, it must sit on it / not be raised. But again it has a knob and comes with a black card that you will ( In lasergrbl ) turn on the laser ( focus button) and you will use the tiny black card under it to get it to the smallest finest dot. Maybe in some You-tube videos on the maker they will tell you an exact focus height range that then you can dial it in more precisely. Good Luck! :)

[@disignscdn]

@@redingslone the 1 video I just watched for it uses the black card. Put the card on top of what you are engraving then lower the laser with the knob till it is touching the card. Check out the Atomstack web site for recommended settings of speed and power for material. Lasergrbl may have some in the reference library ( click on the little book icon in the second dialogue box that pops up ) :)