QuickTip: Oversized Material? Do This! Thunder Laser BOLT. Laser engraving machine. 035 4K
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- The materials you want to use may be oversized for your Laser. But not to worry - the Thunder Laser BOLT has a feature to allow you to cut the material down to size. This will also save you money! Here's how to do it. Cheers!
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i see you're learning all kinds of good things on that machine. Keep up the good work Gord.
Good tip Gord, new found feature is a saver of time and $$, keep sharing your knowledge my friend. Cheers and have a great week.
Good Morning GP, You Are THE BEST LASER NUG OF ALL mon ami 👍👌🧐Cheers 🍻
LOL! Good morning and thanks Dave! have a great day!
@@LaserNUG You too ( calling for 2-3 inch of snow this week !!! ) 🥶🤣👍-10c tonight and tomorrow ❄🥶👍Life Is Good Mon Ami CHeers 🍻🍻
Great information Gord, hope the suppliers get better up there. Stay safe and keep up the great videos. Fred.
Gordon, you are amazing! Thank you SO much for all of these extremely helpful information!! PLEASE continue to create them!
Thanks very much Kerrie! I am happy they are helpful - Cheers!
Thank you! I have a sheet of two tone acrylic that’s too long. I was going to have to pull out my table saw. This is much easier.
Hello from Northern California! This issue with cutting down oversized materials has been bugging me for weeks. You keep reading my mind! Appreciate your videos. 🙌🏼
Hey thanks Northern Cal! Have a great week out there!
Hi. Another informative video. I’m in the US and at times have received materials that are larger than the bed. This is a great tip. Thanks so much.
Cheers Sharon!
I have a cnc router and find it very difficult in Ontario Canada to find certain supplies as well, its like some kind of inside secret LOL! I would have to think they exist because I see people at craft shows that have cut the materials.
Can you make a video on how to clean the Bolt? I love your videos. They have been extremely helpful
Good morning and thanks for the kind comment. I am happy the vids are helpful. Yes, I thought about it and perhaps can do in the next couple of weeks. Cheers and all the best!
Yay! Yes, they are SO helpful. Thank you so much
@@kelinhiltbold9824 Hey good morning - there is a maintenance video i did on my homepage ( vid #024) called is your laser losing power. Have you watched it yet? I outline my cleaning routine there. Let me know if that helps at all. Cheers!
Hi another great video. Do you have a video on material settings ( engraving and cut)? Still having trouble getting my settings to work, lots of 🔥 wood 🫤
Good morning Vera! Thanks for watching. Yes, there is a video on my channel called 'Quickshot Free BOLT Materials Library ' - it is the base library offered out by Thunder Laser USA. As I determine settings for materials I provide them in the respective video so usually the videos will start with "Quickshot" and then say Settings for 'XYZ' etc. I have only worked a little on bamboo and Baltic Birch so far. However, off camera I have worked on some Maple, Oak and Cherry ( Oak has a weird grain and does not look nice when it is engraved - LOL) What size Lens are you using - 1.5" or 2.5"? Also, do you mask your wood? Thanks!
@@LaserNUG good morning thank for answering my question. The lens is 1.5. Wood is Baltic Birch some Walnut. I know this is a wired question but does it matter where I buy the wood? I’m in Calif
@@LaserNUG also I know you said something about “masking” never heard of it
@@veralopez2681 If you take a look on my home page there are two videos - "to Mask or not to mask", and one titled Lazer Dark. These should help but please ask if you have further questions. :))
@@veralopez2681 I think the wood should be the same Baltic Birch should be consistent everywhere I believe. There is a video on my page called Quick Shot - Baltic Birch Settings and also look at the one called 1,000mm per second, 2,000 DPI. Let me know if it helps at all. And remember - it is super important to clean your mirrors and lens every day or two. Also, have you done a mirror alignment yet? GP