Original Coaster Stand Design Using Lightburn

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  • Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 18

  • @terrydriskel9731
    @terrydriskel9731 Год назад +1

    Another great one Steve

  • @merrillalbury8214
    @merrillalbury8214 Год назад +1

    The walnut fill really gives it class.

  • @reinniesing6289
    @reinniesing6289 Год назад +1

    Thank you again for the tip!

  • @kilroy79763
    @kilroy79763 Год назад +1

    I really like that !!! Just watching gave me ideas. thanks Steve - Al

  • @johndiego3105
    @johndiego3105 Год назад

    They look great!!

  • @TheLouisianaHobbyGuy
    @TheLouisianaHobbyGuy Год назад +1

    *Great video and really great idea Steve!* I like the idea taken from inlays...

  • @phaleen
    @phaleen Год назад +1

    Love the design with the 2 tone wood look

  • @minnesotamaker1846
    @minnesotamaker1846 Год назад +1

    Great design. Gives me a few ideas of my own. Well done Sir!

  • @EtchinAaronslaserworkshop
    @EtchinAaronslaserworkshop Год назад +1

    Lookx good bud,I'm waiting on my comgrow 20watt to come in asked clack an he says it's a pretty sweet laser hoping so

    • @HoboWithWood
      @HoboWithWood  Год назад +1

      I have really enjoyed using my Comgrow. It has had NONE of the problems I struggled with for months using the xTool. I'm sure you will really enjoy the Comgrow 20W.

  • @merrillalbury8214
    @merrillalbury8214 Год назад

    Could use stain or dye to color wood incerts.

  • @mrnorthpole67
    @mrnorthpole67 Год назад

    I was wondering if you could tell me what is the best way to seal a white ceramic tile without it turning Cloudy from the moisture or peel. also could you tell me is ceramic tile better to engrave on with glaze or without glaze? What would you recommend? Thank you for your videos very well done I enjoy them all.

  • @chucklenz9011
    @chucklenz9011 Год назад

    Now what you did was eliminate drops or waste and is called nesting. In the shops that employ a laser or a torch you would employ a product that nests like and similar parts to eliminate waste. I watch so many of these laser video’s and I look at the drops (waste) and I’m sure they are not utilizing all the material. And thus your material cost per job is unnecessarily high. I think the day will come when everyone starts to look at the waste in the drops as an unnecessary increase in cost. Plus we’re not dealing with an endless supply of material.

    • @chucklenz9011
      @chucklenz9011 Год назад +1

      Nice job!

    • @HoboWithWood
      @HoboWithWood  Год назад +2

      Yeah, I have a whole video on how to use Lightburn's nesting feature. (Even when you know how to use it, it only works part of the time.) I don't always use the terms and technology that corresponds to the actions I'm doing. Sometimes it because the brain isn't firing on all cylinders. But most of the time it because I trying to think of the majority not knowing what I'm talking about. You have to walk a fine line to keep the videos short, concise, and relatable to all watching. It was an early video, before the Hobo transformation really began. Maybe you've seen the nesting feature, maybe you haven't. But here's the link. ruclips.net/video/dp-pw-Q9yN4/видео.html