I Agree with James there are many things you can make on one of these machines but finding a steady market and selling is the hard part, especially in large volumes !
Laser production that one of the easiest things to do I ran thousands of dollars a day our laser ran 3 shifts 24 hours a day it was unreal what it cost for it to set idle once you learn to utilize your materials there is very little waste Thanks for sharing
@@cage9876 There is plenty of people like that, their claims are as high as a sky (as this video title, no way to sell 2000 key chains daily or even weekly, huge competition). If you're make $200-$300 per week you will be lucky. Most of DIY production is just that. Less than 1% is making a living from it as competition IS HUUUUUGE. You think that you can make something unique? Watch out, as in 2 miles radius you will get at least 3-4 laser cutters ready to do the same.
@@sandrinatoky5584 To be honest: I really don't know. It depends on so many things. Do you want do woodworking or metal working or producing things with a laser engraver?
Hi Roger, very informative video. As someone who is not that familiar with lasers I found it quite remarkable. I see you made this video over 2 years ago and I would like to ask you if you still have the same machine and how is it performing ? Have you had to replace the laser tube as I believe you said in another video they have a 10 000 hour life expectancy. Many thanks for making these videos. You, and others like you, who take the time and effort to produce them should be applauded. It is truly remarkable how easy it is to find out about things and also learn from people via the internet. Learning like this - so easily, so fast, so much - would have been impossible only 20 years ago.
Hi Chris, my laser is still @100%, it is 10000 hours minimum, the max may be 30000 or more, have a look at this video ruclips.net/video/rUlxuWFiQrI/видео.html
Can I ask, why do you put a plate under the laser when you auto focus ? I thought it was set to focus on the material to be cut., thanks for all the help by the way
Just found this video, quite informative. Not quite my cup of tea (able to do this scale of printing) but I like seeing the work done on the computer, not many videos out there that shows like this, more are all product placements. I will watch your other videos later. Thank you.
I really like the whole concept. I have a hard time figuring out who will buy that stuff? Can you go more into some of the actual products you sell and how you sell them. For instance do you have just one or two large clients that order hundreds or even thousands of key chains, or do you just make a bunch of different items and go to trade shows? I’m really interested in how you sell your items.
Keyrings, and similar cheap souvenir items, generally would be thousands at a time from big producers, that are then redistributed and redistributed. But there's definitely the option of selling to smaller companies direct that would like merchandise for their business, museum or attraction. These could take a few hundred a month to a thousand or so maybe. It's possible. I'd imagine stalls and shows would be a definite starter to shift some units, and also the best way to meet other small businesses face to face, with your product and idea. The nay sayers above must still see keyrings everywhere they go. Someone is making them, and lots of people buy them.
I love the setup of your shop!!! Now that is serious! hahaha I am working on my engraving business right now... will have to share my little garage shop with you!!! Thanks for making the video instructional!!!
HI mathew! I'd love to get an update from you on if you got your busienss off the ground and if so, how you are doing? :) im thinking about getting into it myself
Finding customers is an obvious issue, but in my experience the layout, and setup time will slow you down unless your doing the same image on thousands of parts.
At frame 16:17 when we see the honey comb on the inside of the laser, what are those 6 things that the clear sheet sits on? To me it looks like they have magnets as "feet" and the rest look like hooks of some sort. Why are they there? To allow air to circulate more freely to cut down on "smoke stains"? I have a lot of problem with smoke stains on wood. Love the video and will be watching more.
Lasers are done on distance and focus so probably something like that, wood it burns and need vacuum or something else to remove it in hope to get clean image, you can get a certain laser that might think do clear sheet but when aim it at sheet it lasers what under and not hurt clear sheet but that more if diode laser (the certain laser part)
Khadidja EllEdesign thank you for the info. I am actually trying to get Roland LEF model but they are very expensive and lack of support and information is disappointing. By lack of information I mean where do you get jigs blank items etc they tell you oh you can print on anything but in commercial world you need a supplier provides you blank items so that you buy those and sell to customers after printing. When I question all that they say nothing
@@bozkurtbozok4597 We run a Roland LEF in our shop. If you do not have experience in digital manufacturing (print making, lasers, etc), it can be very difficult to run one successfully. They are expensive, but if you are working them right, can pay themselves off. Roland has sales occasionally to get things like free filters. If you look into used machines, it helps to have a knowledge of wide format printer repair at time minimum, or have a local Roland shop that can give it a go over and make sure the lines, pumps, motors, and alignments are all good. If it has been unplugged for a while without using storage carts... expect it to be worth almost scrap.
Azzys Design Works Azzys Design Works thank you so much for taking time to reply. I am in printing business. Shirts, stickers all kinds of stuff but UV printing is completely alien area for me. You said roland has sales occasionally to get free filters, can you explain what that is? Do they give out printing materials or? Also is there a supplier sells blank promotional products for UV printing purposes? There are so many UV printers out but I think I would only trust Roland or maybe Mimaki( recently discovered that but not much info on that out too). To print on some items you use primer or some sort of solution lets say acrylic or aluminum printing, when you use that solution doesn’t leave spots on the material? Thanks again for your time!
Indeed! I can certainly see the profit per project ca-pita here. Even if you only manufactured those key rings, I could sell a truck load of those just sitting on my backside out at the flea market.... (now, if only I had a legit currency printer to purchase this laser printer, hmm) I'll get back to you. (lol) Thanks for the video! (b.t.w. I'm a Webb also! related?) All th' best to you, and yours!
First of all, awesome videos! very informative. May I ask if you smell any kind of smoke or fumes if you work with the machine and just blow the fumes out of the house with some ventilators? because I wanna get a laser too and I am worried that the fumes come back into the house somewhere or if I work with plastic or such stuff it would not be that healthy to have those fumes in the room so what's your opinion? do they get out of the room with that ventilation system? I saw some use filter systems but they cost so much what I have seen.
I have a small company in the UK where we make stainless steel bellows. The problem we have is each time we have a new bellows we have to make a press tool to crop the bellow so we can edge weld. Would this laser be able to cut a suitably jiged bellows.Material thickness from 0.15mm to 0.75mm. I'd really appreciate your input. Best regards
Hello Roger, I would like to know if possible the price and where I can get a machine like yours but with an area work of 1300/900 mm. Secondly if there a problem how it can be fixed. Thank you for answering me
You just need to be able to think about how the best way to go about selling these items is. If you can do this..... you will sell them. I know people who make lots of money making things for gift shops and they are things i never imagined people would buy. A small rock polisher if put in the right hands can make 2000 dollars a day as well. This is a great invention and teaches the people they do not need to be miserable to be happy. If the government actually coordinated a system of selling goods like this instead of keeping wealth to a minimal in the US you wouldn't have the outrage from uneducated people. Education could be built around ideas such as this instead of creating mcdonalds employees. Eventually I will be able to get one of these myself. What he is doing is genius. You can make so much more than just key chains with a laser. If you make the machine do minimal work in a mass production style this gives the machine more life for more profit. I can think of at least 100 things off the top of my head that can be laser cut.
In a previous video, Roger mentioned that he bought his laser through AliExpress or Alibaba, and that he recommends getting an industrial laser rather than a hobby laser if one is serious about making money from this technology.
Everyone is on here talking about it would be hard to sell that many keychains. Me and you should talk business sometime, if they have the right design on them I can move tens of thousands of keychains. You have a business email? We could break some bread.
Gugan S 100w tubes are hard to engrave with. Great for cutting. But “swinging” a 100w tube i know people have issues. 60-80w seems to be the sweet spot. Some machines have dual tubes for this reason. One being much lower for engraving and one for cutting. Thats assuming dc glass tube. RF tube is a whole nother beast
I could buy his knickknacks for $1 and sell them for 2.99, free shipping, and make money too! Small lot sellers partnering with Makers to help add to the income stream, not just solely that, for such a big investment .
I Agree with James there are many things you can make on one of these machines but finding a steady market and selling is the hard part, especially in large volumes !
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Laser production that one of the easiest things to do I ran thousands of dollars a day our laser ran 3 shifts 24 hours a day it was unreal what it cost for it to set idle once you learn to utilize your materials there is very little waste
Thanks for sharing
What's some good examples of stuff you sell? Idk what to get into
@@cage9876 There is plenty of people like that, their claims are as high as a sky (as this video title, no way to sell 2000 key chains daily or even weekly, huge competition).
If you're make $200-$300 per week you will be lucky.
Most of DIY production is just that. Less than 1% is making a living from it as competition IS HUUUUUGE. You think that you can make something unique? Watch out, as in 2 miles radius you will get at least 3-4 laser cutters ready to do the same.
yes it can make stuff. but you do need to be able to sell it and have people buy them in high quantities first
Indeed, making is not really the problem. The problem is selling them.
@@weldmachine That is not worth all the efforts because the machine itself costs 11K
@@hansdegroot8549 What kind of products would be profitable if I want to earn $ 1,000 in a month?
@@sandrinatoky5584 To be honest: I really don't know. It depends on so many things. Do you want do woodworking or metal working or producing things with a laser engraver?
@@sandrinatoky5584 1k in a month... is just awful.
This presentation is really well done. I found it to be very informative as I have recently purchased a laser cutter engraver. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Roger, very informative video. As someone who is not that familiar with lasers I found it quite remarkable. I see you made this video over 2 years ago and I would like to ask you if you still have the same machine and how is it performing ? Have you had to replace the laser tube as I believe you said in another video they have a 10 000 hour life expectancy. Many thanks for making these videos. You, and others like you, who take the time and effort to produce them should be applauded. It is truly remarkable how easy it is to find out about things and also learn from people via the internet. Learning like this - so easily, so fast, so much - would have been impossible only 20 years ago.
Hi Chris, my laser is still @100%, it is 10000 hours minimum, the max may be 30000 or more, have a look at this video
ruclips.net/video/rUlxuWFiQrI/видео.html
Can I ask, why do you put a plate under the laser when you auto focus ? I thought it was set to focus on the material to be cut., thanks for all the help by the way
Just found this video, quite informative. Not quite my cup of tea (able to do this scale of printing) but I like seeing the work done on the computer, not many videos out there that shows like this, more are all product placements. I will watch your other videos later. Thank you.
I live in Istanbul, Turkey; thank you for all them
i would like to see a presentation on how to establish settings for each type of material used,
Yep, it's there on my channel ;-))
Thanks for all you do....
Merry Christmas and happy new year to you and your family
I really like the whole concept. I have a hard time figuring out who will buy that stuff? Can you go more into some of the actual products you sell and how you sell them. For instance do you have just one or two large clients that order hundreds or even thousands of key chains, or do you just make a bunch of different items and go to trade shows? I’m really interested in how you sell your items.
Keyrings, and similar cheap souvenir items, generally would be thousands at a time from big producers, that are then redistributed and redistributed. But there's definitely the option of selling to smaller companies direct that would like merchandise for their business, museum or attraction. These could take a few hundred a month to a thousand or so maybe. It's possible. I'd imagine stalls and shows would be a definite starter to shift some units, and also the best way to meet other small businesses face to face, with your product and idea. The nay sayers above must still see keyrings everywhere they go. Someone is making them, and lots of people buy them.
Nate Dem's Den thank you I appreciate your reply and I think you’re right with a bit of thought and some work one just has to find your market.
Tag Makers Pet Tags thank you so much for your insights, I really appreciate the fact that you even went into some rough figures, thank you very much.
I love the setup of your shop!!! Now that is serious! hahaha I am working on my engraving business right now... will have to share my little garage shop with you!!! Thanks for making the video instructional!!!
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HI mathew! I'd love to get an update from you on if you got your busienss off the ground and if so, how you are doing? :) im thinking about getting into it myself
Thank you as I said before "man you really have it going on"beautiful.
Thanks Walter ;-D
Finding customers is an obvious issue, but in my experience the layout, and setup time will slow you down unless your doing the same image on thousands of parts.
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At frame 16:17 when we see the honey comb on the inside of the laser, what are those 6 things that the clear sheet sits on? To me it looks like they have magnets as "feet" and the rest look like hooks of some sort. Why are they there? To allow air to circulate more freely to cut down on "smoke stains"? I have a lot of problem with smoke stains on wood. Love the video and will be watching more.
Thank you, for watching, Please like, subscribe and forward the video on to a friend, Roger Clyde Webb
Lasers are done on distance and focus so probably something like that, wood it burns and need vacuum or something else to remove it in hope to get clean image, you can get a certain laser that might think do clear sheet but when aim it at sheet it lasers what under and not hurt clear sheet but that more if diode laser (the certain laser part)
Thank you for the video. Is there a machine does this with colors? Like full color animal image? Please let me know
Yes .. the UV digital printing but it's expensive as I know
Khadidja EllEdesign thank you for the info. I am actually trying to get Roland LEF model but they are very expensive and lack of support and information is disappointing. By lack of information I mean where do you get jigs blank items etc they tell you oh you can print on anything but in commercial world you need a supplier provides you blank items so that you buy those and sell to customers after printing. When I question all that they say nothing
@@bozkurtbozok4597 We run a Roland LEF in our shop. If you do not have experience in digital manufacturing (print making, lasers, etc), it can be very difficult to run one successfully. They are expensive, but if you are working them right, can pay themselves off.
Roland has sales occasionally to get things like free filters. If you look into used machines, it helps to have a knowledge of wide format printer repair at time minimum, or have a local Roland shop that can give it a go over and make sure the lines, pumps, motors, and alignments are all good. If it has been unplugged for a while without using storage carts... expect it to be worth almost scrap.
Azzys Design Works Azzys Design Works thank you so much for taking time to reply. I am in printing business. Shirts, stickers all kinds of stuff but UV printing is completely alien area for me. You said roland has sales occasionally to get free filters, can you explain what that is? Do they give out printing materials or?
Also is there a supplier sells blank promotional products for UV printing purposes?
There are so many UV printers out but I think I would only trust Roland or maybe Mimaki( recently discovered that but not much info on that out too).
To print on some items you use primer or some sort of solution lets say acrylic or aluminum printing, when you use that solution doesn’t leave spots on the material? Thanks again for your time!
those are key tags, for it to be a key ring...there should be a ring, lol. Awesome laser ;)
Merry Christmas and happy new year to you and your family
@@rogerwebb9600 merry xmas to you as well!
great job, my diode laser will not make a scratch on a clear acrylic unless you painted it.
Indeed! I can certainly see the profit per project ca-pita here. Even if you only manufactured those key rings, I could sell a truck load of those just sitting on my backside out at the flea market.... (now, if only I had a legit currency printer to purchase this laser printer, hmm) I'll get back to you. (lol) Thanks for the video! (b.t.w. I'm a Webb also! related?) All th' best to you, and yours!
Merry Christmas and happy new year to you and your family
Rodger very nice products you do its very expensive for that machine but thanks for showing us.
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sir thanks for u too much your channel help us and learn me the important tricks
hope u put more and more videos i million like
Hi there, please can you tell us what machine is that? where can I look it up?
Thank you.
Pacific tooling, just look up 100 wat laser engraver
Wow this is really really amazing beautiful
First of all, awesome videos! very informative. May I ask if you smell any kind of smoke or fumes if you work with the machine and just blow the fumes out of the house with some ventilators? because I wanna get a laser too and I am worried that the fumes come back into the house somewhere or if I work with plastic or such stuff it would not be that healthy to have those fumes in the room so what's your opinion? do they get out of the room with that ventilation system? I saw some use filter systems but they cost so much what I have seen.
Do you move the protective plastic before you engrave and cut? And how do you get rid of the plastic smell?
Yes!, and I use a carbon filter system
I have a small company in the UK where we make stainless steel bellows. The problem we have is each time we have a new bellows we have to make a press tool to crop the bellow so we can edge weld. Would this laser be able to cut a suitably jiged bellows.Material thickness from 0.15mm to 0.75mm. I'd really appreciate your input. Best regards
No! you would. need upwards of 300 Watts, a 100 watt laser will not cut metal
Who the hell could dislike Roger's videos! Shameful!
Hello Roger, I would like to know if possible the price and
where I can get a machine like yours but with an area work of 1300/900 mm. Secondly if there a problem how it can be fixed. Thank you for answering me
Inspiring for me as is usual when I watch your videos, Roger. Thank you sir.
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Thanks Roger Very Nice!
HI I was wondering what are you using in the Engraver machine to hold the acrylic up off the honeycomb grate?
Magnetic standoffs
This was a great tutorial. Thanks so much. I'm looking for the software, Laser cut 6. Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas and happy new year to you and your family
Very informative.
Great video. You mention 6mm Acrylic but what specific type of material? Thank you
Where do you buy the 6mm acrylic sheet? I can't seem to find it online
Do you know of any smaller machines that would engrave an 3D acrylic cube or k9 solid crystal? Maybe a 20-30w fiber laser?
Can the 100 watt laser do firearms like scrolling cutting of slides and frames custom work?
no
@@xtreker15 after researching yes it will sir.
Thanks
Welcome
Hi Roger, after , almout 2 years, do you stiil have your machine working ok?
Perfectly.
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Uhhhh what I'd do to have a shop like that......someday
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Beautiful
Amazing idea
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What type of laser engraver/cutter do you have?
That's awesome
Thank you!
Interesting. What is that machine you are using. Is there a brand you recommend? What would you say about the Chinese machines on the market?
See my video 207 Chinese LASER's**WATCH** before you BUY, (NOT) an eBay laser
I hope to see you soon
I am Ahmed from Oman
I work in laser machines
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Hey Roger. How much did the laser cost you? I got a 40w laser...china made:) But I like it and I am looking for new ideas:)
Im thinking of buying a 40w chinese version for hobby work. would you recommend?
I bought a 50w Chinese on ebay and am happy with it.
curious price wise too ,,, didnt see an answer though
Bowtie41 how much was it can you share a link? What can you cut? Can you mark silver without chemicals?
@@tomthompson7400 £300 in the uk for a 40 watt i think on ebay
how much is thismachine?
Hi, go and have a look at Thunder laser, tell them I sent you.
I also have a 100W laser and I use Lasercut 6.1 but I don't have the Power2 available in the engraving screen. How come?
Only if your laser has 2 lasers in 1 unit.
You just need to be able to think about how the best way to go about selling these items is. If you can do this..... you will sell them. I know people who make lots of money making things for gift shops and they are things i never imagined people would buy. A small rock polisher if put in the right hands can make 2000 dollars a day as well. This is a great invention and teaches the people they do not need to be miserable to be happy. If the government actually coordinated a system of selling goods like this instead of keeping wealth to a minimal in the US you wouldn't have the outrage from uneducated people. Education could be built around ideas such as this instead of creating mcdonalds employees. Eventually I will be able to get one of these myself. What he is doing is genius. You can make so much more than just key chains with a laser. If you make the machine do minimal work in a mass production style this gives the machine more life for more profit. I can think of at least 100 things off the top of my head that can be laser cut.
Awesome clip Roger were can i buy one from.Do you have a specific seller.
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@@rogerwebb9600 That really didn't answer the question.
@@seananon4893 he probably has a bot responding for his lazy ass
In a previous video, Roger mentioned that he bought his laser through AliExpress or Alibaba, and that he recommends getting an industrial laser rather than a hobby laser if one is serious about making money from this technology.
Sean Anon he invented auto-reply ;)
Nice video but what's up with your Audio? So much noise and static. Don't you have a mic?
What's the price of the machine?
About $11,000 with TAX
@@rogerwebb9600 Thanks. American or Australian dollars?
hi Roger how much are these machines I live in the uk do you supply that market
HI, that company went out of business customers preferred knockoffs and I have retired see video 252
Roger Webb sorry to here that best of luck with your retirement
ah , best of luck with the retirement
Amazing
do you have many keyrings left ?
my 100w Reci laser engraves well but i can see some 'fumed' effect on artwork. im trying to use a paper sticker as a mask
IT IS POSSIBLE YOU COULD TURN UP THE SOUND LEVEL, ITS NOT QUITE LOUD ENOUGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Man, that machine is awesome!
I guess I'll have to get something like that sometime soon.
But what are the options price-wise?
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Can you show me the metal suporter for the acrylic.
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Those are magnetic hooks bro. He's clever to use them that way.
Where do you get the LaserCut software?
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Hi. Nice video! What do you do to make it round edges and not 90 degrees laser cut sharp edges?
Hi, see video 345.
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@@rogerwebb9600 Thank you!
Where do you sell these?
2000 units a day? Is that in an 8 hour work day or 24 hour period!
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16 pcs takes 30 mins cutting time that’s 320 pcs in 10 hours. I call BS on the 2000 a day
Everyone is on here talking about it would be hard to sell that many keychains. Me and you should talk business sometime, if they have the right design on them I can move tens of thousands of keychains. You have a business email? We could break some bread.
I have a laser and do production. You want to talk?
What is the brand of the machine you use?
I wonder how long it would take to install the 2000 rings? My fingers hurt just thinking about it.
Super 👍👍
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Is it wear your PJs to work day or something.
Happy new year to you and your family
phew... very inspiring actually... an amazing machine.
What kind of products would be profitable if I want to earn $ 1,000 in a month?
See more of my videos :-))
Number 1
trying to find a co2 laser video that's not been sped up is tedious.
very interesting
Use less material making coasters to set a drinking glass on.
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I kinda feel like touching that laser with my finger
It hurts, trust me. I've zapped myself with my 40 watt. LOL
@Everett Green only 40w? Must do as he got over double
wont that acrylic scratch easy?? is it cast?
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Is it recommended to use 100W or 130W laser for engraving... The sales person told me that it is not recommended for engraving...
Gugan S 100w tubes are hard to engrave with. Great for cutting. But “swinging” a 100w tube i know people have issues. 60-80w seems to be the sweet spot.
Some machines have dual tubes for this reason. One being much lower for engraving and one for cutting.
Thats assuming dc glass tube. RF tube is a whole nother beast
Hello sir
We're should sell this product...
Hi, how are you?
merci beaucoup
What did it make tho
interesting!
You have to fix your microphone issue mate it is hard to watch your videos as is
You'd think he could afford a better mic if he's making $14k a week.
Who is buying that product?
Tim Swoveland that’s what im curious about
Most likely hotels and small tourist kiosks.
I could buy his knickknacks for $1 and sell them for 2.99, free shipping, and make money too! Small lot sellers partnering with Makers to help add to the income stream, not just solely that, for such a big investment .
sad in germany it isnt that easy because of the finance service -.-
Hello, do you mean to get financed (to buy a laser engraver for example) ? Or to sell the products ?
@@clementmartin9557 if you gain any Profit you have to Pay half of your Profit to our Tax Office
Very noisy audio,white noise.
Uh oh. . Your wife let you dress yourself again didn't she... lol
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But you are also going to sell 2000 a day. That you can make them does not mean you can sell them.
You don't make them every day!!! "STOCK?" anybody!!! mmm?
waaaaaawww
There’s too many key rings in the world & bottle openers
These are fobs, not rings!
Haha. Not a chance your going to find 2000 customers every day lol.
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Not 2000 customers but might have people who buy in bulk
Your background noise makes it very difficult to watch this vid.
That usually happens with most videos, idk
I dont hear anything
I heard it but it did not bother me at all.
Yip.. especially the beeping/high pitched noise at about 21 mins
:)
:D
My ears have been damaged.
Hi, great video. Which are the laser settings for acrylic and plastic?