When setting up your settings. How can you run twice? The first would be set to a lowest power to see set-up, then run at higher power to create? This knowing your happy with set-up. I have a pro and pass thru was said you didn’t; clear print when you opened lid.
Hi Keith! I'm not able to help with that here on RUclips. Please send us an email at support@glowforge.com and we'll connect you with a team member who can help. You might also try visiting the Glowforge owner's community forum for any tips: community.glowforge.com
Hi Beverly! Yes, you could absolutely print on acrylic on your Glowforge printer to create a lamp. Here's an example of what I've seen: community.glowforge.com/t/led-acrylic-lamp-gift/39591. -Ellen
He started about the materials that were not recommended to use, but got interrupted. He said Maple Plywood was good. But that was the only material mentioned. Is there a list somewhere?
Hi Denise! You can print on hundreds of materials on your Glowforge such as wood, leather, acrylic, cardstock, cardboard, stone, glass and many more. We also have a line of Proofgrade materials that are specially formulated for your Glowforge such as acrylic, hardwoods, plywoods, veneer and leather. Learn more about materials here: glowforge.com/materials.
@@Glowforge Thank you. I know about all of the possible materials that can be used on the glowforge, but he started to say there were specific materials that they recommended for photo engraving and was going to give us a list, other than the Maple Plywood, but got distracted with another question. I was just wondering which other materials were being recommended for engraving photos,
@@denisemuir1502 Talked to Nick and he was going to say that light woods are going to be the best in his opinion - maple, birch, basswood, etc. I hope this helps! -Bri
Hi Mariano! Here's a post from the Glowforge community forum about folding boxes: community.glowforge.com/t/the-biggest-foldable-box-to-fit-on-the-bed-of-a-glowforge/95223 . I hope this helps! -Bri
Hi Valentina! Acrylic is some of the most popular material we see Glowforge owners printing on! We do not have a video showing just acrylic lenses yet but here is a video showing how your Glowforge prints and cuts on acrylic: ruclips.net/video/UdOdRx5uCrk/видео.html
Hi Jay! Thanks so much for your interest in Glowforge. We do not sell the creations made using Glowforge. However, if you like a featured item you can check out our Instagram feed. We tag the creators on each post: instagram.com/glowforge/ -Bri
Hi ya'll! We're streaming this again with LIVE CHAT today at 11 am PT right here: ruclips.net/video/I_wphOKxpEY/видео.html
I love you guys. So helpful! And I would love to see part 2 of image editing process.
Hi Belinda, I'll pass that information along to the team to let them know it's a customer request. Thanks for watching! Bri
G’day from Northern Rivers, Australia. No glowforge but I sure want one!
When setting up your settings. How can you run twice? The first would be set to a lowest power to see set-up, then run at higher power to create? This knowing your happy with set-up. I have a pro and pass thru was said you didn’t; clear print when you opened lid.
Hi Keith! I'm not able to help with that here on RUclips. Please send us an email at support@glowforge.com and we'll connect you with a team member who can help. You might also try visiting the Glowforge owner's community forum for any tips: community.glowforge.com
Been making my own cards, with photos and printing at staples. Would love a Glowforge! Been dreaming about this for 3 years now!
Would this work on acrylic to make a photo edge lit lamp?
Hi Beverly! Yes, you could absolutely print on acrylic on your Glowforge printer to create a lamp. Here's an example of what I've seen: community.glowforge.com/t/led-acrylic-lamp-gift/39591. -Ellen
He started about the materials that were not recommended to use, but got interrupted. He said Maple Plywood was good. But that was the only material mentioned. Is there a list somewhere?
Hi Denise! You can print on hundreds of materials on your Glowforge such as wood, leather, acrylic, cardstock, cardboard, stone, glass and many more. We also have a line of Proofgrade materials that are specially formulated for your Glowforge such as acrylic, hardwoods, plywoods, veneer and leather. Learn more about materials here: glowforge.com/materials.
@@Glowforge Thank you. I know about all of the possible materials that can be used on the glowforge, but he started to say there were specific materials that they recommended for photo engraving and was going to give us a list, other than the Maple Plywood, but got distracted with another question. I was just wondering which other materials were being recommended for engraving photos,
@@denisemuir1502 Talked to Nick and he was going to say that light woods are going to be the best in his opinion - maple, birch, basswood, etc. I hope this helps! -Bri
@@Glowforge It does. Thanks!!
I want to make a box that folds could you share with me how to do that, is that by chance in the premium options.
Hi Mariano! Here's a post from the Glowforge community forum about folding boxes: community.glowforge.com/t/the-biggest-foldable-box-to-fit-on-the-bed-of-a-glowforge/95223 . I hope this helps! -Bri
could you make a tutorial on how to make acrylic lenses?
Hi Valentina! Acrylic is some of the most popular material we see Glowforge owners printing on! We do not have a video showing just acrylic lenses yet but here is a video showing how your Glowforge prints and cuts on acrylic: ruclips.net/video/UdOdRx5uCrk/видео.html
what would a engrave 5x7 go for?
Hi Jay! Thanks so much for your interest in Glowforge. We do not sell the creations made using Glowforge. However, if you like a featured item you can check out our Instagram feed. We tag the creators on each post: instagram.com/glowforge/ -Bri
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