Beautifully Done @KarelyHall I just got an M1 xTool. This was a thorough video yet not too long. I look forward to completing my first glass engraving (with the Chalk Paint). Keep up the great work!
More than helpful! I hadn’t touched my rotary tool although I’ve had it for a couple of months now, because I hate reading instructions and all the parts were intimidating 😂Thanks to you I put the whole thing together! I would love to see a video of acrylic engraving and cutting! I can’t get the right settings to cut!
Thank you for such a great and detailed video. It helped me get over the anxiety of setting up my RA2 Pro for the first time. I just finished my first set of wine glasses as an anniversary gift for my brother and they turned out awesome!
Great video. My only problem is when I'm framing the glass the chuck rotates the glass around twice and not in the area where the design is set to go. I have everything lined up and the design is in place. Do you, by chance, have a fix for this? Thanks.
Thank you so much for your video! It was a huge help! I’ve been etching my glasses by hand the past year, along with so many other things and this tool leveled up my small business 🎉 *Question: I had the same l chalk paint on hand that you used. What I noticed is that it came off most of my glass but the area where the design was most intricate, it did not. I’ve scrubbed and can’t get it off. Any suggestions?
This is amazing thank you! I have some square glass jugs- do you think this is something that I could engrave with the M1- would the rotary tool be required? Thank you
You have the Tempura paint listed in your links but not the chalk paint. Could you share the brand of Chalk paint used? Deeply appreciate your video it was very informative. Thanks!
Great video. I like the chuck facing out as well but you need to move the whole setup to the other end. The drive gear is on the wrong side to just turn the chuck the other way. I wish you did not have to do that.
hey so i see a problem, if you turn the chuck part round the opposite way to do things with a handle, then how does the belt go on as its then in the wrong place?
Don't now if this would be helpful to you or not; but I got the same cracking around the edges you were speaking of (not as clean a cut)with the settings you used, so I played around with the settings a bit and made an adjustment in the speed (slowed to 73) and the Lines per cm - changed to 200 (tried 140 - was ok, 180 - a little better). Give it a try. Hope it helps.
Ooh! Thank you so much for the comment! I could not figure out any settings that were crack free- even with a test grid! I cannot wait to try these. I’ll definitely report back! Thanks again! 🥰
Thank you for this! Do I need a rotary to with the support thing for wine glasses? or can I just somehow prop the glass in there to that it is levelled and stable? THANK YOU :)
Hello, Karley. My sister and I are considering a tool such as this. I would be most grateful if you could tell me the difference between the xTool and a Glowforge. We're just not sure which way to go. Cost is not a major concern. TIA
The glowforge is a CO2 laser and the xtool is a diode laser. Diode lasers are much less powerful and cannot cut through light colors since the light is reflected. I would recommend a glowforge if cost isn’t an issue with the caveat that it cannot engrave cylindrical objects like cups! What are you looking to use your laser for? They both have so many benefits so it really just depends on what you want to use it for!
I can't thank you enough! You did such a great job at explaining this entire process. I was so intimidated until I watched you. ❤️
This is a great video. Just ordered my M1 after months of research and of all the videos I watched, this was the most informative by far. Thank you!
Beautifully Done @KarelyHall I just got an M1 xTool. This was a thorough video yet not too long. I look forward to completing my first glass engraving (with the Chalk Paint). Keep up the great work!
More than helpful! I hadn’t touched my rotary tool although I’ve had it for a couple of months now, because I hate reading instructions and all the parts were intimidating 😂Thanks to you I put the whole thing together! I would love to see a video of acrylic engraving and cutting! I can’t get the right settings to cut!
Thank you for such a great and detailed video. It helped me get over the anxiety of setting up my RA2 Pro for the first time. I just finished my first set of wine glasses as an anniversary gift for my brother and they turned out awesome!
Absolutely great video. Thank you! Thank You! THANK YOU! Just what I was looking for.
Great video. My only problem is when I'm framing the glass the chuck rotates the glass around twice and not in the area where the design is set to go. I have everything lined up and the design is in place. Do you, by chance, have a fix for this? Thanks.
Thank you so much for posting this video. You helped me figure out how to use this RA2 accessory. Subscribed. 🙃
This was excellent Karley!
Thank you thank you thank you!! Book instructions confused the mess out of me.
best tutorial I have found!!! Thank you!!
Thank you!! My xtool series has been so fun to film! I hope to get back to it soon! 😅
Thank you! Great video. Quick question - have you ever had burn marks or vertical dark marks after engraving?
Thank you so much for your video! It was a huge help! I’ve been etching my glasses by hand the past year, along with so many other things and this tool leveled up my small business 🎉
*Question: I had the same l chalk paint on hand that you used. What I noticed is that it came off most of my glass but the area where the design was most intricate, it did not. I’ve scrubbed and can’t get it off. Any suggestions?
Very helpfull in many ways, thank you so much
Thank you very much for your video. It has been a great help to me to get started in wine glass engraving.
Great video Karley! Hopefully this will give me the push to try my first wineglass 😉thanks for all you do
thank you thank you very much for explain all this m1 tools. i am amiguina thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💯💯💯💯
Excellent tutorial! I’m waiting for my M1 this week and I was wondering, would this painting technique work on acrylics?
Thank you very much. A very good video Karley! 😍😍😍
This is amazing thank you! I have some square glass jugs- do you think this is something that I could engrave with the M1- would the rotary tool be required? Thank you
You have the Tempura paint listed in your links but not the chalk paint. Could you share the brand of Chalk paint used?
Deeply appreciate your video it was very informative. Thanks!
It’s linked as well in the supplies under chalk paint ❤
I’ve had my RA2 pro for months now but finally took it out of the box watching your video was extremely helpful, thank you so much! 🤍
Can I use any chalk paint?
Great video. I like the chuck facing out as well but you need to move the whole setup to the other end. The drive gear is on the wrong side to just turn the chuck the other way. I wish you did not have to do that.
hey so i see a problem, if you turn the chuck part round the opposite way to do things with a handle, then how does the belt go on as its then in the wrong place?
I notice that you XCS has measurements IN and not MM. How did you convert?
Did you figure this out?
Will any chalk paint work?
The thing on the left side that supports the glass is called a "tail stock" and the tiny little screws are called "set screws".
Thanks!! 🙌🏼
Don't now if this would be helpful to you or not; but I got the same cracking around the edges you were speaking of (not as clean a cut)with the settings you used, so I played around with the settings a bit and made an adjustment in the speed (slowed to 73) and the Lines per cm - changed to 200 (tried 140 - was ok, 180 - a little better). Give it a try. Hope it helps.
Ooh! Thank you so much for the comment! I could not figure out any settings that were crack free- even with a test grid! I cannot wait to try these. I’ll definitely report back! Thanks again! 🥰
Thank you for this! Do I need a rotary to with the support thing for wine glasses? or can I just somehow prop the glass in there to that it is levelled and stable? THANK YOU :)
As long as it stays even when it rotates- you’re good to go! When you frame it- you should be able to tell if it’s shifting.
Thank you so much
Hello, Karley. My sister and I are considering a tool such as this. I would be most grateful if you could tell me the difference between the xTool and a Glowforge. We're just not sure which way to go. Cost is not a major concern. TIA
The glowforge is a CO2 laser and the xtool is a diode laser. Diode lasers are much less powerful and cannot cut through light colors since the light is reflected. I would recommend a glowforge if cost isn’t an issue with the caveat that it cannot engrave cylindrical objects like cups! What are you looking to use your laser for? They both have so many benefits so it really just depends on what you want to use it for!
Bonjour can l use it thaïs rotary with laser pecker 3 ??merci
have you try permanent black marker?
I haven’t- but you’d need something pretty opaque! Like a paint marker!
@@KarleyHall thanks. permanent black marker is real black
@@basook6116 yes- but sharpies (for example) are actually pretty translucent!
@@KarleyHall yes, like glass... thanks
@@basook6116 yes- so that won’t work! You’ll need something you can’t see through :)
I have this glass. Is your glass from dollar tree?
StarCraft is out of stock. Is there another brand
Couldn't you fill a bag of sand and insert it into glass
I would think so since sand isn't flammable!
But a bag might be?
you'd have to use AT LEAST one coat, right? =p
ups, excuse me , beginner!!!!!!!