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We never had that issue, are you using any additional exhaust fans connected to your exhaust hose?

@ I am not. I just laid the metal card on the base plate. Do I need to maybe lay it on the small tray?

Thank you and our goal of the channel is to share settings. If they are not overlayed in the video then they are in the video description

Hey 👋 Yes they are glass. Michaels and Walmart has a great selections and that is normally where our followers get them, if you are in the US. Technically you can engrave shatter proof ones and will actually get a white engraving, same settings but speed at like 2000 to start. However plastics can be really toxic to engrave so you’ll just need to be very careful if you do decide to do it

@@VelfCreations Thank you for the reply. Ill look around more but our local Walmart only had very few glass ornaments and everything else were the shatterproof plastics. Yes I stay away from engraving plastic at all cost it is not worth the toxic fumes in the lungs for a few bucks profit. Thanks again and keep the videos coming enjoy watching.

Thank you for the support!

Yup! 3d preview is still available 🎉 It is definitely a great long awaited update. Are you using the Vision or the Vista?

It’s honestly not bad at all, we have seen ovens with the duke extractor connected to it but this ones internal filter does a pretty good job. Will have to see long term how long the filter lasts though

Great question! Using 100% power is sometimes necessary for certain materials to get the best results. While it can slightly impact the laser’s lifespan over time, modern lasers like the xTool F1 Ultra are built to handle it and have lifespans rated for 10,000 plus hours. For lighter tasks, we dial it down to save wear, but it’s all about finding the right balance for each project! Ultimately it’s a tool for us and we like using it to its full potential and we have been using lasers for 5+ years now without any issue.

Yes these settings would not work on the F1.

Thanks! We got it on creative Fabrica. Here is our affiliate link to the design 😊 www.creativefabrica.com/product/i-am-inspiration-bible-verse-iron-on/ref/4871745/

You may just need to update to the latest version, because even the version that is in this video is a bit outdated

That’s a bit hard for us to say for sure because each glass ornament is a bit different. Some have thicker coatings and some work with the IR laser and some don’t. Generally speaking blue light laser will give you a bigger design but different manufacturing process will affect how big. It’s something that you may just have to experiment with using on of the glass ornaments you have

De nada! 😄

Thanks for your support! We’re glad you’re finding our videos helpful. The xTool F1 Ultra is amazing for jewelry projects, defocusing can definitely add a unique touch! What kind of jewelry are you planning to create?

@@VelfCreations Very similar to what you showed on the video, however trying a few Stirling Silver pieces as well. 😊

Ah got it! Very cool! We need to get more into sterling silver, mainly brass and stainless for us at the moment

Oh, sorry, you explained it in the video. I guess I need a bit more coffee. lol

Ha no worries happens to us also before coffee 🤣

Ummm it is linked right on the short underneath the channel name on mobile

You’re welcome! We’re glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you so much ♥️

Hey Great question! We should have included that step! We use some polishing pads that we picked up on Amazon. That gets rid of the rougher edges or the deep engraving and makes them look shiny again. Here is our Amazon link for the ones we use. amzn.to/3UULegi

We use the Art Deco brand acrylic paint from Michaels

Thank you! Nice! It is such a great machine!

Thank you for the support! The F1 is still one of our favorite laser machines. It was the first xTool one we bought. Great laser

Oh that is a bummer! Sorry to hear that. I wonder if those are maybe made with aluminum, it seems to be harder to get a darker engraving with that. You are using the F1 right? Maybe try super slow like 5mm per second at full power. It is a small enough piece that it still shouldn’t take too too long. Thank you so much for the support we truly appreciate it. We have been trying to improve the look of our videos and comments like this encourage us to keep going ♥️ Sorry to hear about your hospital stay! Hope you are feeling back to 100% soon! Again thank you for the support ♥️

Hi 👋 We did it on both the pet tag with Checo and the envelope letter, you only need to de focus if you want that specific look to the engraving, a dark black look.

You didn’t find the link for the PDF? It’s in the description

Yup! We have a link for it here www.etsy.com/listing/1744969053/

He the cutting board is from IKEA

Yeah so far so good, it is much easier to navigate then the normal control panel and being able to take it off is really nice

Are you doing bitmaps or vectors? If you are doing vectors we have a full length video with the Ultra and F1 including settings for rotary and without. If you are doing bitmaps it is worth a try maybe do a quarter power and work up from there

We got it off Amazon, it’s called the Fantik E1 Max. We love it! Here is our affiliate link amzn.to/3UM59Oo

Hey thanks! Have you tried the settings we had for the coin in the video?

@@VelfCreations Thanks for the response. Yes, I've tried them, but I think my problem was trying to use those settings on a 70mm and when I watched the video again you were using a different lens.

Thank you!

In theory it may work but vinyl is toxic when engraved or cut with a laser and will release chlorine gas so we highly advise not to use vinyl around lasers

Not really as you are burning the fabric. This works on metal as you are changing the crystalline structure very slightly

Hey! So it depends on what you are engraving, for something like metal business cards or the scratch paper it will produce a lighter engraving because they will engrave white, less dot duration means less of the black is removed. For something like wood a higher dot duration will produce a darker engraving because it will burn the wood more. Hopefully that clarifies where we are coming from