Noah and I want to you show you the settings used for our deep engraved coin!  

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I learned several things my friend. The analogy you used for deep engraving makes perfect sense now!

Great video!! thanks for your sharing!

Y’all are amazing!

Love it. Great job guys

Thanks guys. This has really upped my deep engraving game. That third inbetween pass seems to make a big difference both in speed and how clean the engraving is. Also, the higher frequency for the deeper pass means that there is almost no finishing work needed. Great video.

Great job! That's cool.

Great video guys!

Very impressed with your knowledge!

Another great video! Since the last video I’ve been brushing up on laser pathways and their effects on metal finish. I’ve been able to finally achieve smoother finishes. This video solidified that and filled in some of the questions I had! Y’all are awesome! My favorite duo on RU-vid hands down!!

Woot woot! Hey man!

Oh man I kept getting lines. The angle and crosshatch points make perfect sense. Thank you!!

Great video. I remember going over this in the training, and I have been using this method ever since, on other things, not just coins. Works really well once you get the concept and tweak the settings for whatever material you are working with. Thanks for the videos and passing the knowledge.

Great video, love how you are growing your channel and enhancing the content with every video

Lots of good information. Another cool video!

What’s up Jeff and Noah? Happy belated Fathers Day Jeff! Another great video! You two are the best! Can’t wait for training in July.

Man I just realized I buy from your website because of the shirts lol great work man, you and your boy are KILLING it!! Also I love how your filled with analogies lol

Thank you

Who else would like to see some how too on lens setup, and red light alignment for framing up the work

Love the video! I've been hearing "hammer / shovel / sweep quite a few times. Happy to find the theory video. I'm running a JPT 60w MOPA on a 200mm lens and I'm mainly doing deep engraving in axes and hard steel. I need to use the 200mm due to the 'generous' depth of focus which allows me to utilize designs over the entire face of the axe as the contour changes. Anyway, I've been doing a 5:1 ratio of deep engraving passes followed by a cleaning pass in Lightburn - S1500/P90/F25/Q200/.025/Bi, rotating 77* over the 5 passes, followed by the cleaning pass, repeating the pattern 20 times. This takes between 4~6 hours PER SIDE. Would you utilize your method for this type of project too? The slightly higher frequencies and wider line space would be ok for hard steel? I appreciate your time. If this is something you'd prefer to take to PM, I understand. Cheers!

Can you guys do a How to use Fiber laser with autofocus?

great video. I don't understand how to build the layers for mutliple hatches. can you explain how you did multiple layers in the image?

Great Duo! I just got my 50W Raycus and started with Lightburn (No EZCAD2 for this Mac User)....really dumb question I"m sure...what is the angle value of 5670? I'm baffled as that's WAY more than 360....

Great video. What laser source and power are you using?? Thanks!

With your jack hammer, shovel, broom analogy why would you not use a lower frequency first. Iike 25 instead of 65. Don't lower frequencies remove more. I use 200mhz for a cleaning pass.

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So close lol