Making your first jig for your Fiber Laser 

Excellent tutorial Robert. I am fixing to engrave 50 keychains on my fiber. I will take the time to build this jig beforehand. As always, you have created another valuable and perfect video. Thanks!!

I really appreciate the time and effort you take on making these videos. They're extremely enjoyable, very informative. Thank you. I don't own a laser of any kind, but I did approximately 25 years ago it was a 40 watt Universal. It cost approximately $42,000. I'll type that number again so you will know it's not a typo. $42,000. One other comment, measuring center to center. If you measure from the inside of one object to the outside of the other, the measurement will be center center. Again thanks

Great informational video! Thank you!

excellent video! ! After using that pitiful looking jig last week I decided to use this to make my own board! Thanks Robert!

This is truly a lesson I can use for future product productions. Thank you!🍻👍🏼✌🏽

Great video especially for a bread board. For production runs, you might want to consider making a jis that can swap out, so you can load on up one jig with 6 patches while the other jig is engraving saving even more time. But great video.

When you place the black perimeter on the bread board, how do you know exactly how far up and to the right of the mounting holes it needs to be? It looked like you eye-balled it on the CO2 template after observing the fiber laser layout on the table. Do you cut out the entire breadboard before or after you place the leatherette cutouts in the design? What am I missing here?

So, do you cutout the breadboard twice or once? I was expecting to do all of the cutting once on the CO2, but the alignment of the fiber area may be off if I am guesstimating it based on what I see on the fiber.

Thanks!

I just got a 50w fiber laser. I really need to make a jig but I don’t have a C02 laser. Do you have a recommendation for what type of material I should use for the jig?

Where did you get your air assist device??? Thank you!

AWESOME