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Hi hansrichardtjensen4619, thanks you for watching the video and thank you for your kind words. Much appreciated! The most important thing BEFORE pouring the resin is to make sure the top surface is LEVEL from top to bottom and side to side. This will almost eliminate over pour. Just pour slowly, and pour it just below the top surface then add more if needed.. easier to add than to remove. I put out a 2nd video using a new resin that has a LONGER work time. Here is the video link. ruclips.net/video/qdiI1hICoWw/видео.html I only use this resin now. Im always learning and changing my process. Deep Pour 3:1 Resin - Amazon Amazon Link: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09... I do want to see your board when you are finished!! you can reach out to me on facebook to send me the pictures! Good luck sir!!! have a blessed day!!

Hi Dane! Thanks for taking the time to watch my video and ask me a question! I wired the LED strip to a male usb connector then i plugged it into a USB wall charger. thats it! the LED strip has a micro contorller built in to adjust the light patterns and speed. Hope you have a great day.. Rico

Hi otrindy Shawn! Thanks for watchin!! I have never had a bag catch on the channels.. the resin is pretty much as close to the top as possible. They slide just fine! I dont think you have to worry about that. Rico

Hi Postskeetclarity. thanks for watching and yes..you are right... if a repair is needed..you are pretty much out of luck to make a repair since the LEDs are in resin. thats why it is soo important to test test test...and make sure your solder connection are good. I have made a number of these boards and I have never had the LED strips fail. I have one set that is almost 3 years old and its still operating fine. thanks again for watching my video..i hope you make a set of your own! Rico

@@ricohernandez2394 I understand Rico what you mean. my experience with putting LEDs on my roof edges for permanent lighting lead me to understand the importance of having accessible repair but yeah you’re right especially that these things are not like roofline edges to where you gotta be up on some ladder. The boards will still work. I would buy them off of you in a minute.!

Hi Tito... Thanks for watching my video... No... unforunately I do not sell them.. I may in the near future! I hope you have a great day! Rico

Hi Pat, Thanks for watching and thank you for your question. The LED that i used in this video will NOT light up when the bag hits the board. These LED were connected to to a arduino and it was programmed to light up when vibration is detected on the surface. This video ruclips.net/video/Dxkv4CdcfWs/видео.html uses an LED strip that detects sound and the LED will light up when the bag makes a sound by hitting the board. Here is a link to an almost identical LED stip that i use in the build. AMAZON... www.amazon.com/Govee-Assistant-Segmented-Changing-Bedroom/dp/B0991KSWN9/ref=dp_fod_sccl_2/130-6737948-9447415?pd_rd_w=ariXY&content-id=amzn1.sym.550e945f-c48e-4794-aff0-cc9017996f0a&pf_rd_p=550e945f-c48e-4794-aff0-cc9017996f0a&pf_rd_r=1QAKZY01DB5Z7R6J9KVK&pd_rd_wg=BKzmm&pd_rd_r=91a8fc1c-746c-4126-a82d-0c7d28bd39d9&pd_rd_i=B099WX9K4V&th=1 hope this helps. Rico

Hello! Thanks for watching ..much appreciated. Hope you found it useful! Have a great day! Rico

Hi Reginalane, Thanks for watching... Please IM me on facebook. Rico

Hi Pat, thank you so much for watching and thanks for the question. Yes I agree that was many years ago. Those lights probably aren’t there anymore. I just built a cornhole board six months ago and I used a different brand of LEDs. They have a mini controller and you can hook up to USB 5 V. I will provide you with this link. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CBSDQNB/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1 You will just have to connect a USB connector to the end. It’s just two wires. Black and red. Check out my RUclips video from about six months ago. This is an electronic cornhole build. Here is the link… ruclips.net/video/qdiI1hICoWw/видео.htmlsi=dj2lLVEyJbI7Ad2K Hope you his helps. Rico

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No, it's exhaust fan to remove heat and more importantly, humidity to prevent mold

Hi dluxbbq567, thanks for watching it! Much appreciated!! I agree... the Glowforge does ROCK! Hope you have a great day! Rico..

Hi rvpropertiesllc, Thanks for watching!!! I absolutely agree with you. I love the foldable workbenches too!!! i have 6 of them... a must for every garage!! Hope you have a great day!! Rico

Hi Leafinit up!! Thanks for watching my channel. much appreciated. You really have to make sure the channels are heavily sealed with your favorite sealer ..if not properly sealed.the resin sometimes will be absorbed into the plywood. But i have overfillled before and it a hassle to sand off the hardened resin. Sometimes it bertter tu under fill. Hope you have a great day!! Rico

@@ricohernandez2394 It was a workout to sand down the epoxy, but it came out great. I ended up routing a second channel under the epoxy for the LED strip, and then I sandwiched it with another thin piece of plywood, screwed to the first piece. That way, I could take it out and replace the LEDs if I ever have to. It was a fun project. Thanks for your video.

Hi jjhgcustomdesigns! Thank you so much for watching my video. Much appreciated! I too thought the angry hornet on crack line was funny too!! LOLOLOL Have a great day!! Rico

Hi rakesh! Thanks for watching my video. Glad it was useful to you! Hope you have a great day! Rico

Hi nvocasek! thanks for watching! Everyone needs to know a Chris!! lol We have no plans to share the code. have a great day!! Rico

HeyLeafinitup!! Thanks for watching man!! I appreciate your click! This was a fun build. Rico

Hi Perry! Thanks for clicking on my video!! YES! I do think having LED bags would be awesome! They sell them on amazon! thanks for the tip! Hope you have a great day! Rico

Hi tapoutms, Thanks alot for watching my video. Please IM me on facebook. Rico

Hi yavorrev128, Thank you so much for watching my video!! Much appreciated! The smart solenoid is built into the Mira 7 Laster... It came with the laser!! Hope this helps! Have a great day! Rico

@@ricohernandez2394 Thank you! But my Mira 7 (manufactured 2023) doesn't have one ☺

@@yavorroev128 Hey Again, I must have gotten lucky with my laser that was delivered 2 months ago.... You might want to reach out to the AEON support and ask them if that is a part you can purchase and install... Good luck. Rico

@@ricohernandez2394 Thanks! I will do it.

Hi Randy! Thanks for watching my video! Much appreciated. I engraved it in reverse so that the engraving will be on the back side of the acrylic as you are viewing it from the front. It gives it a more clean and professional look. Hope this helps! Rico

Hi Edward... Sorry so later with my replay... and thanks for watching... I currently dont sell them and have not figured out how much to charge. I might sell in the future and then i will price it all out... hopefully sooner than later. Hope you have a great day.. Rico

hi thirstyexplorer... thanks for watching my video..much appreciated! Rico

Hi Eric, thanks for watching my video and I appreciate the comment. I bought the LED ring lights on Amazon. I provided a link in the description below. Hope that helps. Have a great day Rico.

Hi! Thank you for watching my video. I appreciate it. I purchased that board on Amazon. I put the link in the description. I hope you have a nice day. Rico.

Hello HP, The external compressor is not recommended but encouraged. If you look at my video berfore this one... it will show you why you should install one. the external compressor will blow higher pressure (25psi) over your cut piece virtually eliminating scarring, charring and burning on the top surface of your material. This will eliminate the need to mask your material. Masking takes time and money. so in the long run you will make it all back@ thanks for watching... Rico

Hi Heather... Thanks for watching and thanks for the question! Since I just eyeballed the center of my coaster you do stand a chance of it being a little off center. However if you want to insure that your design is centered on the coaster I recommend making a jig out of MDF, this will insure its centered. Since the design will be be part of the jig design. When you place your coaster in the jig your design will always be centered. Since i only made four... i didn't feel a need for a jig. :) I hope this helps! Have a great day! Rico

¡Hola! ¡Feliz de poder ayudar! ¡Que tengas un día bendito! Rico

Thanks for watching!!! Appreciate the comment!! Rico

Hi Jono, thank you so much for watching my video! I am so happy that it helped you save some time with your projects! I know I save a lot of time using this process! Hope you have a wonderful day! Rico