How To Make A Box - Full Guide - XTool D1 Pro 20W Diode Laser Cutting Project
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
- I'm going to be making a lot of these....
⭐xTool D1 20W Laser Kit - www.xtool.com/products/portab...
⭐ xTool Air Assist - www.xtool.com/products/air-as...
MakerCase Plans - www.makercase.com/#/basicbox
🛠 Notable Items and Tools:
12x18 Wood - amzn.to/3Dt90If
Honeycomb Table (400x400mm) - amzn.to/3RmYaba
Amazon Link To XTOOL - amzn.to/3qsZbCG
#xtool #lasercuttingmachine #laserengraving
00:00 - Intro
00:24 - LightBurn Set-Up
08:11 - Into The Shop
14:06 - Box Assembly
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Here was my initial review of this machine on my Red Beard Ops Channel - ruclips.net/video/OJ-Ue1mtqgg/видео.html
Here is the Laser - www.xtool.com/products/portable-diode-laserbox-d1-for-laser-engraving-laser-cutting-b?ref=RedBeardOps&variant=43022796554479
Looks good, great walkthrough in the process. As someone who assembles a lot of mdf laser cut terrain, a tip… when doing glueup with something like the top that needs to fit, glue up the same way but set your top in the piece in place then tape while it is drying. That just ensures that the glue dries and form stays for a snug fit but still able to clean put the top on and off. You can also make a jig with magnets to hold corners snuggly, I use legos 90 degree with magnets and a matching piece for the outside to hold corners without holding it too tight from a clamp or too tight of a tape up.
Very neat project.
Thank you! Cheers!
Pretty cool
Thanks Brett, have a good weekend!
Thank you very much for video.
Glad you liked it!
Nice I loved it.
Thank you! Cheers!
Neat job, dude!
Nice USP for your knives, too.
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Cheers Sudo!
6mm/s with 86-88% power is perfect for 3mm birch with the D1 20W
Thanks a bunch mark! Cheers
If you use the kerf offset within lightburn you can fit these boxes together without using any glue
Very cool, thank you Michael!
@@redbeardengineered I'm still learning myself, but it is a simple process to calculate the kerf, & I think projects look so much neater & professional looking with no glue leaks! Keep up the good work .
Great tutorial as usual, your review help me make a decision to buy the D1 pro. What are you using as a base underneath the wood in this video? Thanks and keep up the great videos!
The laser sits on a piece of MDF... That I cut to fit a Rogue Yoke (Fitness Equipment). Cheers Steve!
Hi R.B., great video, just got my D1 Pro 20w and this is the exact vid I was looking for. Quick question... what type of wood and what thickness did you use for the project? Thanks =]
Hey man, good luck with your laser! This is the wood I used - 12x18 Wood - amzn.to/3Dt90If
In lightburn, just select a box then an image, then use the center x and y tool. It will place the 2nd object directly in the center of the 1st. Took me forever to realize this. I was just guessing where the center is and only having a 12 inch mini bluetooth keyboard with a 2 inch touchpad for my work table (do everything out of my apartment bedroom) made it really difficult to move objects precisely.
nice tip!
What do you do about the smoke and fumes? Thanks for the tip... good one
@@wilsonbrothers4183 I have a portable air conditioner in my room with an exhaust hose. I connect the inline duct fan to a dryer vent hose and put it through the ac hose after disconnecting it from the ac and insulate around it with a bunch of plastic grocery bags lol. During the warmer months, I have a doggie door that i dont really use right by where I have my engraver and just put the hose out that. That inline duct fan is key though.
@@zero00044 brilliant ...thank you
@@wilsonbrothers4183 I normally leave a door open and a fan running.
cool video, how do i make a box with curve from top to bottom, thanks
Good question! I'm not sure
Very nice!! Do you think the 10w with air assist could make this?
I do think so. I haven't tried it though.
I liked. I considered. . . .So I sub'd
LOL, cheers!
I see black "fadeouts" on the bottom side of the cutting edges. Im a llaaser-cutter-beginner, but your cutting power seems to high in combination with the slow speed? Wouldn't it be optimal to lower the power and cut it twice?
Potentially. I'm still a noob too. Probably ran it too hot. Cheers Deine
I missed the kurf part. I see how you figured it out but how do you apply it? I use "Creative Space" and can't figure out how to apply the kurf.
I think you can set the kurf on the box generator. As far as which to use, you'll probably have to do some testing with your machine. The defaults worked for me.
What are the differences between DXF & SVG?
I'm not 100% sure, but I think DXF files are generally used with 2D sketches and SVG can be used with 3D.
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Dude, there are individual lines in this program, how can I turn them into one piece?
Hey man, I think there is a 'group' option, but am not sure. (In Lightburn itself no on the website)
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You either need air assist or some sandpaper ;-)
I got the air assist going... makes a difference for sure!