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- Опубликовано: 13 дек 2023
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In today's Triple-T (tools, tips and talk) #162, I'll be reviewing the xTool F1 laser to see if its a good product for knifemakers.
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I’m glad you get the chance to review this stuff. I was going back and forth between the X1, LP4, and an actual fiber laser. The F1 was my first choice based on the other reviews I’ve watched and its overall flexibility. Just needed to know how well it works for knife makers. Thanks Denis!
You won't be disappointed! I'm selling my LP3 now after getting the F1. Thanks for watching, Jason!
Stay away from Laser Pecker. No customer service!!!
Looks like an amazing tool Dennis! Nice flex once again! Thanks for sharing!
It's a really versatile laser that is a great fit for knife makers. Thanks for watching, Stephen
Great tutorial thank you
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching, Greg!
@TyrellKnifeworks- When you did 4 passes on the steel as a knife mark, were you in IR mode?
Yes, you definitely want IR mode when you're engraving steel. The blue laser is only for leather/wood, etc. Thanks for watching, Ron.
I was going to get the lp3 but now xtool it is thanks for the review
I think you'll definitely be happier with the xTool F1, I am. Thanks for watching!
Just shared this video to the wife. You explain stuff much better. 😂
Great video man, this one definitely has a lot more features but the Bluetooth is probably a deal breaker for me. Don’t have a laptop I can have in the shop. Appreciate the info as always!
I wouldn’t advise putting any laser in your shop unless you have a clean room and separate room for grinding. I keep mine in the office. Thanks for watching.
Excellent review. X Tool is a very versatile product.
It’s a really good laser, I use it on every build now. 👍
Im getting ready to get a Lazer but the last lazer you reviewed looked alot simpler to use. I need something very simple and I don't have Internet at my shop. Thanks for the video
I would strongly recommend this one over the LaserPecker. The software for this one doesn’t require internet if you have a computer to hook to it and it’s faster with better options. This one is also cheaper. If you are thinking about attachments, they are much more versatile with the xTool F1. Either will certainly do the job though. Thanks for watching, Richard.
@@TyrellKnifeworks I was about to go to the abs school next month but it's $1600 and I'll have to miss 2weeks of work. All together it will cost me about $6000. I'm going to take that money and get tools instead
@@richardbranton190 While I'm a big fan of learning, that's a lot of money... which would make some amazing tool purchases. 😉
Can you do a video on blackening your hardware. The hot salt dip?
I've done that video before... it's here: ruclips.net/video/_v--rblTu1w/видео.htmlsi=4I1bxp6KRfVJqxB-. Thanks for watching.
Like your take on f1 .
It’s a great machine! I’ve sold my LP now and I’m staying with the F1. Thanks for watching.
Hello! I want to engrave silver jewelry but I don't want the engraving to be too dark. Can you put a clear engraving? fine? thank you so much
You can probably engrave it with the laser and then buff it and it will take out the darkness. Thanks for watching.
Well, I bit the bullet and bought one Denis! Thanks for the review. Now that you have been using it for a while what settings do you use for doing your maker's mark in high carbon steel? Has anything changed since this video? All Max settings and 4 passes?
Still love this machine! I still use max settings at about 500 dpi with 4 passes for my makers mark. You won’t regret it!
@@TyrellKnifeworks Thank you! Can't wait to try it out.
@@TyrellKnifeworks Denis, what dot duration do you use for the makers mark?
@@MBishopsBladesI don’t remember the number but it’s set at the max. I use the max settings for the first two then at 720dpi and 5 passes.
@@TyrellKnifeworks Thank you so much! I have been doing some testing and it is very promising!
Is the performance on hardened steel substantially different than the (unhardened) 80CRV2?
Performance is the same. I’ve actually seen no difference on hardened steel. I use this laser for all my makers marks now.
Thx for the vid! I may buy one for myself.
You won't be dissappointed, Jonathan! I'm really impressed with it. Enough that I'm selling my LaserPecker3. Thanks for watching.
I watch all your videos-keep up the gr8 work, love it! Gr8 content delivered well thx.@@TyrellKnifeworks
DPI: assuming dots per inch? The very low settings, say... 1-200, these would be for artists, shading, like a dot matrix realistic picture.
It’s not quite like that. It’s not dithering the pixels but blocking them out. If you did something like 20 dpi you get a pixelated image. Not the dot-matrix effect. Thanks for watching.
wish i could afford one of those XTOOL F1. Thats my dream. its a very unique machine.
It really is a great machine. Thanks for taking a look.
Get to your local maker space. Start there until you can afford the tools you need for your craft
As with all the technology I've watched, home lasers are getting better and better. In a few years you'll be able to buy one that will cut out your blanks for you and then take Mollie for a walk!
That's so true! We'll be doing our own laser cutting soon. That will be great! Thanks for watching, Bryson.
Updating creative space on xtool d1 10 watt
I'm not sure what your comment meant, but I used to have the D1 but this one is MUCH better. Thanks for watching, Michele.
I'm using the exact same adapter with my mac and have no issue at all using usb A to C
Maybe it depends on the Mac OS version or something. It wouldn't work for me. Thanks for watching.
I just bought the lp4 because of your last video and now I see this 🤦♂️
They are very comparable. Nothing wrong with the LP4, it has the same stats as this one. The XTool does have better accessories though. Thanks for watching.
@@TyrellKnifeworks at least I got a deal with your discount code. I appreciate all your videos for a beginner knife maker.
Got a LP3 after watching your review, worked for almost 10 knives... less than 30 days and it quit. Customer service is non-existent. Finally after several weeks they are sending another head.... would not buy again.
I haven't used my LP3 to that extent. I do prefer the xTool f1 though. Sorry about your troubles. I have heard others are having success with the LP3 with no problems at least. Hopefully yours is an isolated instance. Thanks for watching.
Selling me lasers again. 😂❤
Ha, you’re welcome. If you’re on a budget, I’m selling my LP3. Message me. 😉
@@TyrellKnifeworks if it's not sold after Blade Texas we can perhaps work something out 😊
safety glasses are goofy as long as you have two eyes :) please use additional eye protection
The green shield already protects your eyes. Additional glasses aren't needed. Thanks for watching.
@@TyrellKnifeworks That's not quite right. As long as you have the laser room completely closed, this is correct. However, if you use the Slide extension or the Rotary and your protective cover is open as a result, safety goggles are ALWAYS required!
@@floridalove1 look safety sally, the shied still comes down enough to shield what you are engraving. Thx
hi
Thanks for watching.
Alot of money for somthing like that.
$1450 for a laser that marks steel is a very good price. Thanks for watching.