Just ordered a OneFinity. at some point in the next 8 to 10 weeks it should get the machine in a box or 5. Glad to find a channel where you are running the similar machine to what I will have. i look forward to viewing your content.
as far as the screws go for the onefinity, I ran into the same issue, the screws were too skinny, however, i stole two of the screws from the part that attaches to the spindle, there are 4 of them and they all aren't that necessary. I still have yet to turn it on, I'm scared lol. They for sure 10000000% don't give you enough information on how to use the laser, lazy bastards. lol Like wtf... They don't go into feeds and speeds or anything brother, that's why I'm back watching you loll you do a great job man.
@@405woodcrafting6 well I finally did it brother lol. I sent it and I feel so much better now, All I need to do now is get my feeds and speeds down and I'm good I things, well I need to really learn Lightburn.. you know what makes me mad, I bought my Onefinity 2 months before they switched to the Maso controller lol... thanks brother
Could you let me know where you ordered that Air Assist nozzle for the 7w? I found a website for Laserwizard but can't do anything to click on to order.. And some strange images of random machinery and such but not much of products other than one image.
great video man, really in depth! You would kill it if you did a tutorial on the complete guide bro, i can tell that your good at describing stuff. Im telling you man, you could get big on youtube if you did. if you dont can you point me in the right direction?
@@405woodcrafting6 thank you brother!! what I think would be beneficial for me and I'm sure a lot of other people would be a video of you hooking up the laser, using light burn to create something simple and then the process of sending that file to the Onefinity. I personally use a USB thumb drive to send code to my machine, it is too far away from my pc until I get Wi-Fi extenders. but that would be really helpful, especially if you do it the way you do, with great understandable instructions. Thanks so much for your consideration!! I did subscribe to your channel.
@ghostinthedarkness5409 I'll see what I can come up with. I also use the "sneaker-net" version of running my usb by foot between computer and onefinity to transfer files.
Not specifically with the Jtech hardware. I'm kinda thinking outside the box and you could write a toolpath in lightburn with ultralow power and run that to accomplish a typical framing function
For cutting always run at 100% and most of the time 10-15"/minute. I just adjust the number of passes. 1/4 mdf took 3 passes; this 1/4 ply took 2 passes
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Thank you so much for your video. I just ordered my 24 watt Jtec laser
Just ordered a OneFinity. at some point in the next 8 to 10 weeks it should get the machine in a box or 5. Glad to find a channel where you are running the similar machine to what I will have. i look forward to viewing your content.
Glad to have you! Welcome to team onefinity! Let me know if I can give you any help
@@williamthrasher8442 so awesome! Still loving mine after a year of usage
Thanks for the video. Great Job.
Thanks for the kind words! It was my first instructional video and I can't wait to make more. They just take so much time! LOL!
Good Video my man, I've had the Onefinity for 3 years now, been looking to add the laser too it for some time now.
Thanks for the compliments! My first real instructional video. 10/10 recommend the Jtech laser
as far as the screws go for the onefinity, I ran into the same issue, the screws were too skinny, however, i stole two of the screws from the part that attaches to the spindle, there are 4 of them and they all aren't that necessary. I still have yet to turn it on, I'm scared lol. They for sure 10000000% don't give you enough information on how to use the laser, lazy bastards. lol Like wtf... They don't go into feeds and speeds or anything brother, that's why I'm back watching you loll you do a great job man.
Don't be scared man! Just send it!
@@405woodcrafting6 well I finally did it brother lol. I sent it and I feel so much better now, All I need to do now is get my feeds and speeds down and I'm good I things, well I need to really learn Lightburn.. you know what makes me mad, I bought my Onefinity 2 months before they switched to the Maso controller lol... thanks brother
@@Carpenters_Canvas glad to hear you went for it! Let me know if you need anything
do you do any tutorials, i just got the jtech 24 watt laser and need to figure it out. lol thank you if you can
How are you dealing with the fumes?
I'm in a detached garage and other than fans, I don't really do much other than that
Can you use that laser on 1515 open build machine thanks
Yes! JTech Photonics makes a kit for that machine.
Could you let me know where you ordered that Air Assist nozzle for the 7w? I found a website for Laserwizard but can't do anything to click on to order.. And some strange images of random machinery and such but not much of products other than one image.
Hopefully this helps you:
www.etsy.com/listing/952903198/ultimate-air-assist-brass-nozzle-for
great video man, really in depth! You would kill it if you did a tutorial on the complete guide bro, i can tell that your good at describing stuff. Im telling you man, you could get big on youtube if you did. if you dont can you point me in the right direction?
Thanks for the compliments! I can sure try! This was my first one. What would you like a tutorial on?
@@405woodcrafting6 thank you brother!!
what I think would be beneficial for me and I'm sure a lot of other people would be a video of you hooking up the laser, using light burn to create something simple and then the process of sending that file to the Onefinity. I personally use a USB thumb drive to send code to my machine, it is too far away from my pc until I get Wi-Fi extenders. but that would be really helpful, especially if you do it the way you do, with great understandable instructions. Thanks so much for your consideration!! I did subscribe to your channel.
@@405woodcrafting6 also maybe not do the set up of the laser because you did a great job explaining everything, but again really good job!!
@ghostinthedarkness5409 I'll see what I can come up with. I also use the "sneaker-net" version of running my usb by foot between computer and onefinity to transfer files.
@@405woodcrafting6 LOL!!! what a great way of saying it lol. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Is there anyway to frame before you run the laser?
Not specifically with the Jtech hardware. I'm kinda thinking outside the box and you could write a toolpath in lightburn with ultralow power and run that to accomplish a typical framing function
what feed and speed do you use for that wood there?
For cutting always run at 100% and most of the time 10-15"/minute. I just adjust the number of passes. 1/4 mdf took 3 passes; this 1/4 ply took 2 passes
@@405woodcrafting6 with the 24 watt laser? interesting
@@Carpenters_Canvas yep!