Learning to Laser- A Co2 Laser Guide for New Users
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
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Learning to Laser- this is the first video in the Co2 laser guide for new users!
Learn a couple of the basic ways to align artwork to the laser machine, engraving options that can save lots of time, and some bonus material!
Links to products and items in the video (bookmark them for future reference!):
Cloudray Main Site:
shrsl.com/4gsq6
Blue Dream 70w Co2 Laser machine with chiller:
shrsl.com/4gsq8
Honeycomb- many sizes:
shrsl.com/4gsqg
Light Object- Afterburn water heat for cold climates:
lightobject.co...
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Links to products and items in the video (bookmark them for future reference!):
Cloudray Main Site:
shrsl.com/4gsq6
Blue Dream 70w Co2 Laser machine with chiller:
shrsl.com/4gsq8
Honeycomb- many sizes:
shrsl.com/4gsqg
Light Object- Afterburn water heat for cold climates:
lightobject.com/water-chiller/
I have watched several of your videos and find that all of them are high quality. The fact that you take the time to figure out what you are going do in the video and not just turn on the camera and start stumbling around makes for a much better video. I give your format a 10 out of 10.
Thank you- I put a lot of thought into the videos and editing. Thanks for watching!
Learned a lot, many thanks!
Thanks- glad you liked it!
A must watch video- especially on the engraving options! I've been using LB for 8 months and never to check the engraving method to save time- Thank you so much!
Thank you! I'm always learning and creating- best wishes!
I have watched several of your videos and this is the only one so far that disappointed me. I have been using Diode lasers with LightBurn for several years but have no idea of how to use a Co2 laser. When I saw the title "A Co2 Laser Guide for New Users" I thought Great! He is going to explain all things Co2 for people who have never used a Co2 Laser. Unfortunately, this was not the topic you covered. A more fitting title would be "LightBurn positioning and optimizing cut times" as this more closely fits the actual material you covered.
I would like to see a video on the Co2 laser itself. Explaining why people have multiple lenses and what each is needed for, do you really need distilled water in the cooler and why do some recommend adding a drop of soap, bleach to it. How about info on the mirrors like do they have standard names, how often to clean them, does cleaning them knock them out of alignment? All the information I would need to determine if my next laser should be a more powerful Diode or a Co2 laser.
Hey- thanks for your candid feedback. Currently I have a large Co2 laser on the way and will be covering the complete setup from the cooling system, power connection, mirror check and alignment, along with maintenance. I hope you'll join me when those videos are release in the coming weeks.