Dang that worked like a charm!

Thanks for this one! Nice pace, not too slow, not too fast!

Thank you, Great video mate!

Thanks Jeff

THANK YOU! This is truly a game-changer!!!

wow, that's a game changer. Thank you.

Awesome video, my best friend and I were trying to make coasters & our image just was not cooperating no matter what we tried, this helped out a ton. You rule!

what power and speed would be best for this type of engraving with a 10 w laser

im bout to start this myself definitely a huge help and straight forward. especially explaining it to where a beginner can comprehend

Gojo is my go too but that same stuff they had us use at home depot when I worked there and we needed to take the gunk off the beams. Same spray.

OMG Thank you so much you are a lifesaver...

This is awesome, exactly what i came on here for. Thank you!

This is exactly what I was trying to do! Thanks!

Great tip on the drop shadow. Great name too. 😊

You saved lives with this tip hahaha

Amazing Video...

This was awesome! Thank you!! Do you know of any way to cut the image with another outline image Instead of creating a shape in Lightburn. Example, I have a image That is the Letter S, I also have another image of something else. I want to cut the second image the shape of the S.

Great job!

I have the same but what did you do with the suction cup itself? That's become too sticky. I assume we can't restore it to bring non sticky ?

Great Stuff! Thanks so much! I tried this for a pet memorial on slate, but forgot that I would need to invert the image to look like a "negative" since the slate is dark. My work would have been OK on wood, so I'll have to review how to invert the image.

Thank you you just made my day

I dindt get why you mke the blue change... Does it get print on that color?

In Lightburn , what would you do to invert the picture for engraving on slate? Need to find a way to make it negative. Thanks

What a great life hack thank you!

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you so much!!

Great vids Jeff. Easy to follow with no BS.

Helluva find Jeff, thank you for sharing! Gotta love the info a bitmap can store.

Awesome!! TY

You just saved me so much time and trouble. This is a huge help!

Thank you Jeff, excellent tutorial.

This will not work on my light burn..did something change in the new updates..1.5.02...Followed everything you did and this will not cut the picture out

Hey Jeff, could you do a video explaining which image mode ( dither ,jarvis, stucki, etc) is best for different substrates when engraving pictures? like wood , granite glass , etc. Thanks

Absolutely brilliant will help me out so much thank you

Loved every second of the video thanks

Thanks, that helps a lot.

Thanks for a good start point.

Now to find a 1" sheet.

Last vid was game changing eventhough not All pics worked that well..now the masking thrown in is just the chefs kiss

excellent tip, straight to it, no bs. thanks pal

Really creat info!

Many, many thanks.

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Hey Jeff you have a rookie here but I did purchase a 60w Mopa fiber laser, large learning curve but your lessons have helped tremendously. I do have 17 days left on my trial of lightburn. My question is can I tone this laser down enough to work with plexiglass? Not sure if you have a fiber laser but might know the answer? Keep up the good work brother

Sir your video is on point, no music in the background, no useless video intro graphics. Thank you.

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much for this great video. The laser engraver is purchased and on its way and will definitely be working on this. Thanks again and am subscribed. Ciao

Wow that was one of the best finds I have seen in awhile. Thanks.

great content! all of it. no frills. no music. to the point , no lengthy intro. I shared your page to get you some subscribers. on marker 2:20 you can also enter "m" for add node at midpoint. love your videos jeff, thanks

Amazing!!!!! Thank you. We have struggled for years. Can’t wait to give it a try.

Thank you so so very much. Your videos have helped me out a ton.

Thank you so much for this tip! You got new subscriber here!