Made a Touch Screen Vanity Mirror to Sell Using my Laser

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In this video, I'll show you how I turned an ordinary mirror into a touch screen vanity mirror using my laser engraver. Watch this video to learn how to laser engrave a mirror. Watch as I share the step-by-step process, valuable tips, and tricks.
Discover the perfect design, consider functionality, and choose the right mirror thickness. Learn how to conduct tests, adjust settings, and use the tiling technique for engraving larger workpieces.
I'll share my experiences overcoming challenges with machine setup and software errors, with help from the xTool support team. Find out how to achieve precise design placement using the camera and autofocus features of the xTool P2 laser engraver.
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30 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 22

@Wigmore72 Год назад

Can you link the specific hardware you used?

@MellowpineLasers Год назад

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@Wigmore72 Год назад

Can you please link specific hardware used in this video? Having problems finding the right kind of touch switch

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@MartinKalm 6 месяцев назад

Hi! Great work. I'm looking to buy a laser engraver for my mirror company, this video is full of great tricks and knowledge. What is the laser you use? And if working with mirrors more than 800×600mm, which laser engraver do you recommend?

@akiddoo8113 Год назад

I watched dozens of other videos before I found you. You have what I want / need to know in a much more informative format than any of the other tubers. You get to the point while others are dancing around. THANK YOU! One small thing- your audio. Large, mostly empty room has quite the echo. Try a lapel mike or at least something closer. A 'shotgun' mike would be a good option also. The darkened backdrop is great- no distractions. Concise and to the point, good editing make your vids a pleasure to watch.

@MellowpineLasers Год назад

Hey, thank you so much for the appreciation. Regarding the audio part- Our initial videos had poor audio, so we decided to place acoustic foams and edit the audio. I'm using the Rode-nt USB mini for recording. I'm recording in my shop where I keep my lasers, so controlling the audio is a bit tricky. I cannot place the foams on the walls permanently, the smoke from the lasers gets on the foam and odor stays. If you have any ideas please share and now that you point it out I will try to improve the audio quality. Thank you for the suggestion, its much appreciated.

@akiddoo8113 Год назад

The Rode mini would work best at 4 -6 inches but that puts it in face. Back to the shotgun mike idea. If you could make some wood frames (on wheels?) to support cheap moving blankets from harbor freight and surround your set on 3 sides that would give you a 'dead' space. I taught workshops in a TV production studio in another life. Quality audio is more important than good video- that's a statistical proven fact. Keep up the good work!

@MellowpineLasers Год назад

Thank you for the valuable suggestion. Will surely try to implement it and improve the audio quality in my upcoming videos.

@rpace6821 9 месяцев назад

Nice job! Though I wouldn't pay $100. 😊 Good informative videos!

@MellowpineLasers 9 месяцев назад

Glad you liked the videos. And yes, $100 is way too much for a mirror, but it is a cool project for someone who wants a personalized mirror. 😀

@جمرالوداع-ح8ح 9 месяцев назад

بالنسبة للبرنامج العمل هل يوجد برنامج مترجم الى اللغه العربيه

@MellowpineLasers 9 месяцев назад

نعم، "LightBurn" يدعم اللغة العربية (Yes, "LightBurn" supports Arabic)

@josephsmith601 Год назад

Amazing product, period!!!

@MellowpineLasers Год назад

Thanks

@edwardolivares5038 Год назад

Love your work brotha 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

@MellowpineLasers Год назад

Thanks man

@centralseac Год назад

Nice....

@MellowpineLasers Год назад

Thank you

@jppalm3944 Год назад

Price too high. It's ridiculous but beautiful

@neilrisley6667 Год назад

No one in their right mind would pay £100 for this mirror. Here in the UK B&M sell the same sized light/touch button mirrors for less than £50!!! It looks like you needed more than 1 mirror to get it correct too....NOT a viable option for sales imo