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You can download it from the Lightburn website and you can then get a 30day free trial. If asked what version you require, I went for the Gcode one. After the trial, it is then a one off purchase of the licence which is currently £57. If you want something that is free, you can always get LaserGRBL. To get to both websites, just pop the names into Google and it should be the first options.

Thank you for watching and commenting. I have done a reel more recently about the twist cap on the Dremel acting as a spanner. At the time I did this unboxing I did not realise that it had that use. In terms of the metal clip, I never even thought to look there and did not realise that was there. Not sure what it's use is or I have not come across anything where I needed it. Are you able to enlighten me about it?

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Cheers mate. Always looking for opportunities to practice the skew. Love using it

🤣🤣🤣🤣 cheers mate

Thank you so much!

Cheers Billy

Unfortunately I am not sure about the answer to that. I think it has just enough power for it, but the machine might need to work too hard for it to be a viable option. It might be worth contacting Record Power direct to enquire about it.

@@JiggsysShed I will let you know … picked up a McNaughton set second hand … first time I need to put the belt on lowest gear ….

That would be good to know, thank you. I've only gone to belt 1 setting a few times when doing very out of balance pieces. Normally I'm on 2 for bowls and 3 for spindles.

Hopefully not too long from now, but want to make sure I do the piece justice. So will keep looking at it everytime I go in the workshop and planning ideas.

@@JiggsysShed 🤔😁🤗 looking forward to it. If you do it justice I’ll give you some more 👍

@WoodWithD oh man, the pressure is now really on 😅😅

@@JiggsysShed 😁😁😁😁

Yeah, the colours are really cool. Thanks for watching

Cheers Colin. Yeah definitely like how this one turned out

Thank you for watching and commenting. Yeah the coronet series has definitely stepped up the game and the power for a small motor is great as they have managed to step up it's power output, so it does rival bigger machines well. The swivelling headstock and variable speed is definitely a big plus for me. Yeah, not sure of the exact name, but I know what you mean. Think I just call it a tailstock alignment tool. I haven't yet felt the need to get one, but I know it's available from Axminster Tools in the UK.

Thank you Billy!

Thank you, it was a lot of fun to do, but did have to watch those spinning corners

Thank you so much! It was a lot of fun to turn thisnone and amnreally pleased with the outcome. Funny how when you start you have one thing in mind, but that changes as you get stuck in

Thank you so much Jojo, really appreciate you watching

Thank you!

Thank you Doug, much appreciated! I always enjoy working with walnut and yeah, once finish is applied it pops beautifully

Thank you so much Huw! Yeah, they definitely liked it!

Thank you so much Rob!

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much Will, really appreciate you watching!

Anytime mate! Thank you so much for the awesome blank, the walnut is beautiful

Thank you so much!

That's a good idea with the water and the toothbrush. Thanks for the tip. Kids are definitely good at helping to lose all the little bits. Luckily most of it is their small toys they lose and often we find it under the sofa... Though currently I cannot find my guitar pick holder... though that could always be the cats as well that's swiped it off the side and under furniture.

Thank you for watching. Each to their own with music

Yeah, they are brilliant! Thank you for watching Jojo, much appreciated

Thank you! Yeah, it got a bit foggy at times 🤣

Cheers Chris. Definitely messy. Have cleared up most of it now. This was an Alumilite cast, so don't know what its properties are in regards to that, but might have to do a controlled test.

Jake always does such a good job with them, but still took me by surprise with how great the colours were in this one. Thanks for watching

🤣🤣🤣 definitely wouldn't recommend eating this tagliatelle

Thank you so much!

Cheers Clive! Yeah, the blank was awesome

Thank you so much!

Cheers mate! Was a lot of fun

Thank you so much Andy. I really appreciate that.

Thank you so much!

Cheers mate! Thank you for letting me borrow the tools, they worked great!

Cheers mate, yeah the blank was incredible

Cheers mate, the blank was awesome! The colours are so vibrant! Had a lot of fun turning this

Sorry to hear you're experiencing problems with it. I would suggest contacting their customer service if there is an issue with your device as they will be able to advise much more than I could. When engraving the stainless steel, did you put a medium across the steel. As far as my understanding is, engraving should not be done onto plain metal as it will reflect the light too much. Not sure if that could affect the lens as well. When engraving onto medals (not sure what metal it is, possibly brass) recently, I used a black marker to cover the surface. On my other laser I did experience a power drop and when I looked into it, it was because the lens was dirty from dust/carbon. Cleaning it, then increased the efficacy of it again.

@@JiggsysShed thanks a lot for your advice. Yes, I did engraving on a polish stainless steel without a cover layer on the surface. And I also think that it could be affected by the reflection of the light. So I have already replaced a new len, clean the len inside... but it still doesn’t work. Do you think that could affect the inside len which cannot replace? I’m new, and don’t have much experience with laser. And I also want to say to people who consider buying from Sculpfun that their customer services is not very good. I have send them email a few days ago about my laser’s problem, but still now not get the reply. In the beginning, when I placed order from their website, and after 5 days, I haven’t heard anything from them about my order except the order confirmation, so I emailed them ask for tracking number, and then only after that they just send the parcel to me and have the tracking number to send. Very frustrated about their service.

The finishing product I used was Rubio Monocoat 2PlusC Oil. It is a food safe Oil and only one coat is needed. They do actually come in different colours, but the sample pot I had was their Pure colour as I just wanted to enhance the natural colour of wood.

Thank you so much Hans. Yeah, I was really pleased with how much the stain enhanced the grain and will definitely do more of it in the future. Most of what I turn currently is ash as that is also what I have the most of in my shed... cannot moan about free wood. Looking forward to seeing what you create!

Thank you so much!

Thank you Billy, much appreciated

Thank you so much!

Thank you Huw, really appreciate you watching

Thank you

Thank you so much Paul!

Thank you. I'm really impressed with how effective the technique was given the amount of time spent on it.