Small projects for diode lasers 

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I plan to keep it coming. Thanks

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Thanks. I hope it helps

Making what I have work. Less overhead means more profit.. thanks

Better is a matter of perspective.. .

I have used it before.. thanks.

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Gonna try, thanks for watching…

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My pleasure. Thanks for watching

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Thank you very much…

I appreciate that!

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@@TheClackShack we all look at things in a different way!

Good idea

Yea, Sometimes clearance is needed.

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I’m sure

This wasn't hard to do. That's not what the customer wanted and I don't like the idea either. I prefer this approach.

I would know... What is the challenge in that? lol

Yep, that works too. unless its round.. lol

I wanted it on the box.

No more than I have to change it, really isn’t a big bother.

@@TheClackShack Drives me crazy. I do a lot of changing from short stuff on Spoil board to cutting on Comgrow's smaller Honeycomb to the Rotary narrow and wide Tumblers and glasses and each one needs a different bolt hole/height. I try to batch them up to minimize the height adjustments but I chance at least 4 time a day. And knob adjustable mount would just need some turns to go up and down the whole 105mm range (or more if you're designing from scratch ;-) ) and if you switch between the 5W and 10W module you quickly learn they are different dimensions so the laser focus point moves laterally as well as up/down. The 5W is a better Engraver and the 10W is a better Cutter Even though they are both .08x.08mm. Can't figure out why but I've tested since I have them both.

Yes, and I have tried it. It just makes darker ash. Also had issues with it discoloring some of my specialty woods.

You don’t you have to guesstimate…. I have it happen a lot. No,burn as is. If you get them too tight, they won’t work right

Could have but not my style. Then the rest of the box wouldn’t match the inside of the lid.

@@TheClackShack Figured that you had probably thought about it, and dismissed it for some reason, now, I know the reason :)

@@UncleRons_3D_Pub , I have had burns that were far more difficult to get to. Try engraving the inside of a lid on a cedar chest...

I don’t know what you do for your day job but thank you so much for doing all of these videos for us! Aloha

@@leannewheeler4192 , Thanks.. Glad to help

The higher the DPI or LPI, it affects the burn time on images. Some mediums do better with different settings. Its really just a preference to me. Higher numbers give smoother results, lower number make speed faster. I try to find the sweet spot where spped is maximized but quality isnt affected.