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You are very welcome. What laser are you using? Please post your finished tumbler so we can see how it come out. Good luck and hope it comes out perfect.

Works great! Its a well made tool and the owner is always available to answer any questions. They are a great family owned company.

@@vipcreative1217 I received mine the other day. Wiring was wrong which made everything mirror. Cord not long enough to reach if I turned it around. Would have had to put it in the very back rear corner. Not what I wanted to do. Got a hold of the manufacture and he sent me the wiring diagram and what to change. Did it and it works fine now. It's a quality piece of gear. Looks very will made. There are a couple of things I would like to see on it if he makes a version two, but overall, it's great.

Most people eye ball it. I use a machinists dial indicator mounted to an Indicol attachment. You can also use parallels to help line it up to your honeycomb.

I just use my laser red dot and run it up and down the rail of the rotary to insure it's straight.

I normally don't use it, but I had a lot of questions about it in The Laser Rotary group on FB. You don't need it, but it leaves a great frost on the glass.

This is used for people that want to sandblast and this is the initial step that provides the mask. Sandblasting / carving is the superior engraving method for glass products. In the past, creating a sandblasting mask is a multi-stage time consuming process, and this speeds things up.

I have to add my items size to lightburn, so I assumed that that was the purpose of finding the diameter. It will automatically populate the circumference in the lightburn software.

Thanks!!