That’s what I’m talking about! Noah, you probably won’t realize this until you’re older, but you are so lucky to be exposed to this amazing stuff so early in age and to have an amazing dad who’s sharing his passion with you and getting to grow together doing something you both like. I can’t wait to see more guys! Keep it up ! -John Taylor
Great video…..I’m going to send pictures to you on how I align my coins….it may get the thinking going for those that don’t have a fixture or jig, on how to make one of their own.
Hey Noah , greetings from the Netherlands. It's awesome how you and your dad explain stuff to us fiber laser noobs! Love to be in your drawing. Dimitri Modderman
this is exactly i am intending to do teaching my daughters to learn this machine , so they collect money for higher education , i m the single atm of my house working at max capacity but still hardly making both ends meet , i m sure this machine will help us a lot
@@Yukam1912 I own an AEON mira7 co2 and it’s superb. The fibers though are mainly digital devices. I wouldn’t think twice about getting one from them. Tell Elisha that I sent ya.
Great Video! I'm getting my Fiber this coming Tuesday. Would you mind telling me where I can get the adjustable aluminum table you using for the coin? Thank you, and keep making an informative video.
Cross hatch is a non issue - its the auto rotation thats needed with the cross hatch. cross hatch however should be used as you chop up the surface as such, thus making it more effective. Lines left are more due to incorrect hatch pattern and lack of auto rotation. Still good video!! :)
Yeah man we don’t use CH for numerous reasons. You’ll learn as to why soon enough!!! My hunch is you will no longer use crosshatch either after my explanation …
How long did the coin take? What's the depth of the "cut"? and could you add slopes and topology instead of a binary "these parts are removed and these parts are untouched" ?
You should just use a piece of chipboard and double side tape it to your fixture plate. The cut the profile out, then place your coin in the cutout and you’re located. You don’t have to adjust or move anything.
I would suggest using a pen instead of your finger to check the alignment, just in case the machine accidentally fires the laser, I would never want my finger in the path
Just got on board with these videos, I think it's awesome you have your children involved. These are great times you can reflect on as time goes by. Great job with them and the content, keep it up. I'm going to go out on a limb and say because this coin has inner meaning, you are keeping the design to your self. But if not, would you care to share? I went to use the free download of the skull coin but I don't use Ezcad and have no clue what to do to make work in LB. Any help with that would be greatly appreciated or even a good topic for another vide (hint hint)?
@@FiberLaserTraining I did not see a place for downloads on your website, only the pop up that appears when you first enter it. Am I missing something?
Great video Jeff, question how would I translate these settings to Light burn? I notice some of the settings such as the angle of 5670 is unattainable in light burn? I could be wrong but this is all new to me. I was able to create a very good coin early on but now I use Lightburn.
That wireless keyboard your using there, it looks like it's a Logitech K400r, is that true? If so, it's a security risk, as are any wireless keyboards that do not specify use Bluetooth! If your wireless keyboard/mouse uses a generic 2.4ghz wireless signal instead of Bluetooth, it's very easy for a nearby attacker to gain full control of whatever computer that keyboard is connected to. Look up "mousejack" is your unfamiliar. It's probably not a huge deal if your just working out of your garage, but if your gonna setup a business in an actual office space somewhere with multiple computers and workstations, don't use wireless keyboards and mice unless they are Bluetooth. Bluetooth is by no means unhackable, but it's many orders of magnitude more difficult, and will stop the low script kiddies and low skill hackers.
That is definitely handy information! I am not super concerned for myself, but definitely awareness needs to be raised over this issue. I am not concerned because all of my machines are standalone machines without a net work, and therefore there is no sensitive or personal information on them. Now if they started selling my Laser files… That would be bad for me! Lol Thank you for the insight as I have never heard of such sorcery!
I know how to create 3d models, but I don't know how to draw in raster or vector programs. Can a laser machine accept a .stl file with the correct dimensions (e.g. 0.25 mm engraving depth)? Or do I need a vector or raster file?
Well it is booming right now. We have been three weeks behind for years now. Almost four weeks out now. I have learned you’re either a RU-vidr or you operate lasers. I don’t have enough time in the day to do both, but we hope to get some more videos posted soon.
@@FiberLaserTraining THANK you reason i asked is because i currently have a cnc plasma table and still work full time in my trade of pipefitter/ welder. I have been slowly building up that side of my company and i can only show my family so much of that business side but want them to take a more hands on with some type of laser or engraving side
Great video - thank you!! Question: when I run identical settings, I do not see that the direction of burn actually rotates - it seems to be identical no matter how many runs I specify in TOTAL. Is that correct?
@@FiberLaserTraining Thank you - yes, I have it selected in hatch - in all 3 hatches - exactly as in your video. But it does not actually rotate. Number of loops in b both hatch and pen settings are set at 1.
@@deadshot9356 great question. It’s gold plated brass. It’s not hard to engrave at all in comparison to brass. These also have a few layers of tinning. I’ll show an example in the next coming videos.
@@devlinblackburn3233 for sure. It’s a process indeed. Main thing is to stay away from eBay and Amazon. I’d steer clear of the larger US companies also. Too much money for the same thing I offer. They all come from the same place.
Good question! It’s from a company that went out of business and I would hate for people to look for the machine and it doesn’t pull up for a search. I use Hao Tian lasers.
Let me have the manufacturer's contact of this machine to make enquiry for the price, I will need this for engraving of company seal brass die coin. Thank you.
@@raphaelsolarin1434 These laser are from Hao Tian laser. On Facebook find Pascal Lui and tell him you want to buy. He will give you a great price if you mention my name.
