Fantastic work Gil. Excellent video and with some great tips and tricks. Kudos to the Emblaser team for bringing you on board to do these technical related videos. Cheers, Aaron
DCTSolutionsAU Thank you Aaron! I love these kind of project and look forward to sharing other points of interest with lasers and a whole bunch of other equipment and Maker projects! Lee watching and I’ll keep making.
I have the Emblaser 2 and love it; however, ideally a combination of the two would be fantastic i.e. enclosed but with the gaps at the base to feed larger projects through.
I’m really interested in purchasing this laser but your video is the only one I can find. I’m going back & for with this laser & the ortur 2. I’m needing to cut 3mm plywood for my work. It would be fantastic if you could provide us with another example of the emblaser core cutting more materials like 3mm plywood. Thanks
If you search for Emblaser 2 videos on RU-vid, it uses the same diode laser system as the core. Meaning that you can get the same results with the core without the safety elements of the E2. I do have some projects lined up to share in the near future, but may I direct you to the Laser Livestreams for more content on the Emblaser range.
Hi, Gil. Relly like your introdtion video about Core. Actually I am interested to buy one. But I cant find the discount code which you said in your video, can you re share that code again to me? thx a lot
@@LaserLivestream find it after recheck it again, actauly, it is blocked by the subtitles, when I turn it off, it shows up. thx a lot for the great saving. :)
@@LaserLivestream I'm thinking of applications were material is to big or in a fix position. Like a large round table that you can engrave a design on. With all safety precautions etc.
9:15 How laser carriage was not moving? my status is different..I'm so disappointment..my laser carriage is moving(left to right) when long rail go to top. what happen..? (I assembling now)
jin yu Best way to get your problem is to touch base with Darkly Lab. darklylabs.com They will be able to work through the issue with you. I’m sure it will be a very quick fix.
@@kiayakendall4010 The issue is that a diode laser uses a different wavelength on the light spectrum than a CO2 laser. To learn more, check out this link. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2DnGZ27n9NY.html
Kiaya Kendall Yes for acrylic that has a solid colour. No for clear or translucent material. Check out the link above to understand the science behind why a diode laser won’t cut the same as a CO2 laser.
