Laser Cutting Terrain for Wargaming - How to Use and My Experience 

Is the fish-tank pump strong enough to do what it should? From what I remember of them, they weren't exactly the most muscled, so to speak.

@@crapparc I'm sure it's not brilliant. But it was a fraction of the price of a good pump. But, the cover I have has a fan that pulls air from the box into the duct that goes out of the window. You can see the smoke come out of the coloured cover around the laser and being pulled to that. So I guess to a degree I only need the pump to create enough positive pressure to push the smoke out.

I hope it helps people think about if they want to get into laser cutting. I cant wait to keep using it :)

Glad it was helpful! Honestly was way easier to use than I was expecting, was very nervous getting into it. But so far its been fun!

Also, rubber bands for "clamping" pieces together until the glue dries well enough to hold.

So smart, I was using my fingers and it obviously got everywhere haha

Hey thanks for this comment as it's something I've been struggling to work on. I always see myself as someone who can improve my hobbying and painting skills. I surround my media consumption with people who have made their lives painting miniatures and it tends to leave the feeling that I am not even close to their levels. When do I call myself in my own head an "expert" or "intermediate" painter? I feel like I'm probably on the road to true improvements and I've noticed a lot in my own painting this past year and a half doing this channel. As for using other tools like resin printers and laser cutters. Those personally feel like very adjacent hobbies and tools that don't necessarily relate to painting in general, and I've been doing resin printing for many years before I picked up a paint brush. It's just great to be able to combine my hobbies together! I'm very thankful to be able to have the space and time to learn to use these too and hopefully others learn something from it and have fun creating. Just trying to improve on myself, my painting, and my own views on how I see my finished painting results. I hope that my journey of painting and trying new things will help others try to get out of their comfort zone as well. Sorry for the rant and I hope you enjoy the next project you work on!

I love his channel! I will for sure check out what custom terrain he has!

You guys keep saying you like the music so I'm not going to stop! I like it too its fun to listen back to my videos haha. Yeah its been a fun new gadget :) but definitely need a good space for it with ventilation.