Thank you so much for doing this video! We just bought a Epilog laser and until now I've only worked in photoshop!!! I have much learning to do. Please, please, please, do more videos!!! I have watched a dozen so far and this one has been the most help to me! Thank you!
Oh my! I am trying so hard to follow along with everything you are doing but that cursor is going a million miles an hour and zooming all over and clicking on so many things, so fast! I almost 4 minutes and I have been hitting rewind every two or three seconds to try and find where it went, and then what exactly was clicked on. Is there anything I can do to either slow it down or maybe find another video very similar to what you are aiming to accomplish? Thankyou so much for your time for all the videos
I have a 'pro' level lasercutter that was very... very expensive. The company that made my laser cutter is Full Spectrum Laser. They're based out of China, but I've never felt like it was a cheap Chinese knockoff. It's super sturdy and takes a real beating, plus it's incredibly safe. The level fo safety features on it are really impressive. They've got 'hobby' level laser cutters as well, but mine is the Pro-Series, so I can't say what the hobby ones are like from any personal experience.
pleas help me witch file save and use cnc mashine becouse i know to design in illustator and after that i need to put in usb in cnc and say file not supported pleas help me save a jpe or pdf or what
I think you'll need to find out what exactly the CNC machine you're using is called (name, manufacturer, whatever) and google it. The only CNC machine I've used in the past had to be hooked up to a computer directly and a specific software package was used for prepping the projects and running the machine. Even with my laser cutter, you can't just save a file from illustrator and have the laser be able to run from that. It has it's own proprietary software package that actually runs the laser cutter. I haven't used a CNC myself, but a friend of mine built one several years ago, and I did look into them a bit. From what exposure I do have to them, there were different software - both pricey, and open source - that were needed to run the machine. You have to be able to tell it what sorts of bits you're using, and all sorts of specific settings that aren't something you can include or export out of illustrator.
Thank you so much for doing this video! We just bought a Epilog laser and until now I've only worked in photoshop!!! I have much learning to do. Please, please, please, do more videos!!! I have watched a dozen so far and this one has been the most help to me! Thank you!
Thanks for the short cuts and tips. Great video.
Very helpful video thank you for taking the time to make this!
Hello- I have my file prepped, but how do I get it to connect to the laser cutter and cut?
Thanks!
Great video. Simple to the point
Oh my! I am trying so hard to follow along with everything you are doing but that cursor is going a million miles an hour and zooming all over and clicking on so many things, so fast! I almost 4 minutes and I have been hitting rewind every two or three seconds to try and find where it went, and then what exactly was clicked on. Is there anything I can do to either slow it down or maybe find another video very similar to what you are aiming to accomplish? Thankyou so much for your time for all the videos
Try changing your playback speed so that the mouse moves slower and it is easier to understand. It worked for me.
Many thanks - this was really helpful for me. Love a skull, too :-)
Very helpful. Thank you very much
that was very usful thank you very much
thank you so, so much!
I wonder what laser cutter and printer you use? Or any that you recommend?
Can this work on fiber laser?
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What laser do you have? Im looking for one but i dont know if i should get one of those ebay ones or a more expensive name brand
I have a 'pro' level lasercutter that was very... very expensive. The company that made my laser cutter is Full Spectrum Laser. They're based out of China, but I've never felt like it was a cheap Chinese knockoff. It's super sturdy and takes a real beating, plus it's incredibly safe. The level fo safety features on it are really impressive.
They've got 'hobby' level laser cutters as well, but mine is the Pro-Series, so I can't say what the hobby ones are like from any personal experience.
Atheynm thanks! Im looking into them now
pleas help me witch file save and use cnc mashine becouse i know to design in illustator and after that i need to put in usb in cnc and say file not supported pleas help me save a jpe or pdf or what
I think you'll need to find out what exactly the CNC machine you're using is called (name, manufacturer, whatever) and google it.
The only CNC machine I've used in the past had to be hooked up to a computer directly and a specific software package was used for prepping the projects and running the machine.
Even with my laser cutter, you can't just save a file from illustrator and have the laser be able to run from that. It has it's own proprietary software package that actually runs the laser cutter.
I haven't used a CNC myself, but a friend of mine built one several years ago, and I did look into them a bit. From what exposure I do have to them, there were different software - both pricey, and open source - that were needed to run the machine. You have to be able to tell it what sorts of bits you're using, and all sorts of specific settings that aren't something you can include or export out of illustrator.
lol why do you have 3 photoshop apps open
make more videos! :)
especially showing off your great work! i love your clocks and elaborate boxes 👍👍👍
help me with big project i do 1 day before due, big thank
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