Organizing My Life With Lasers

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  • Опубликовано: 27 окт 2024

Комментарии • 24

  • @KyleJamieson
    @KyleJamieson Год назад +5

    No idea how RUclips put this in my recommended watch list but I'm glad it did. Always love seeing a good Aussie youtube channel, makes it feel a bit closer to home.
    I like your implementation and agree the pre-set sizes aren't amazing, I helped my mates install a set of the Ikea pegboards and it inspired me to 3D print the popular Honeycomb Storage wall, damn do I enjoy having an organised wall now.
    Subscribed and going through your historical videos now.

  • @nick4088
    @nick4088 7 месяцев назад

    Yes. Laser is awesome with 3D. I always designed my prints to mate with last cut parts. I'm saving filament where i don't need to print.

    • @Borgedesigns
      @Borgedesigns  7 месяцев назад +1

      Very true, some things just dont need to be printed.

  • @mattiasfagerlund
    @mattiasfagerlund Год назад +21

    Remember, don't look into the laser with your remaining eye!

  • @danielpas368
    @danielpas368 Год назад +1

    I find an easy way to "hang" power boards is with the hot glue gun. they hang on very well, even with power bricks dangling.
    Also removable with some force

  • @girlsclub3440
    @girlsclub3440 Год назад +2

    Beautiful work

  • @lukehome6206
    @lukehome6206 Год назад +4

    Very cool video though few things scare me more than uncovered lasers at home.

    • @Borgedesigns
      @Borgedesigns  Год назад +3

      Yeah I should have talked about that a little more than I did. I do have one I use normally but it doesnt make for the best cinema.

  • @DaveEtchells
    @DaveEtchells 6 месяцев назад

    *Great* application for a laser! 💯

  • @BananaBeecher
    @BananaBeecher Год назад +1

    This is insane quality

  • @cecilomar
    @cecilomar 8 месяцев назад

    Does the material you used (being thinner than the skadis and not having the roundover) affects it's functionality?

  • @abagoftoes4108
    @abagoftoes4108 Год назад +1

    this video is great because the project did not turn out perfectly, like the way you might have thought it would. yet, you still chose to stick with it and let it ride. It's very genuine, nice work friend.

  • @cinobro6393
    @cinobro6393 Год назад

    Cheeky V mount battery charger there, what camera setup are you using at the moment?

  • @brickinvention
    @brickinvention Год назад

    yo that was Awesome!

  • @PAFFO
    @PAFFO Год назад +2

    🕯💡🕯CAN WE DISCUSS THE SCREW GOING THROUGH THE POWER BOARD, PLEASE?💡🕯💡

    • @Borgedesigns
      @Borgedesigns  Год назад +2

      it looks bad Ik aha, it comes with holes through already. Ideally should use a screwdriver not an impact tho.

    • @PAFFO
      @PAFFO Год назад

      @@Borgedesigns maaaate ! you got me worried there !!! hehehe

  • @lsav1085
    @lsav1085 3 месяца назад

    Nice

  • @MikeJones-wq4qv
    @MikeJones-wq4qv Год назад

    Hi ! In how many passes did it make a cut? What speeds and what power settings were used?

    • @Borgedesigns
      @Borgedesigns  Год назад +1

      3mm MDF 100% power at 250mm, 1 pass.

  • @dazrich20
    @dazrich20 Год назад +1

    I hate lathe tools behind lathes the temptation is always to lean over, but the size of your lathe the risk of death is low

    • @Borgedesigns
      @Borgedesigns  Год назад +1

      But never 0. The board at least is at the tail end of the lathe and ive never turned something that long but still good to be weary.

  • @Amin-js4su
    @Amin-js4su Год назад

    im stuff

  • @cbs1710
    @cbs1710 Год назад +1

    "Organizing My Life With Losers"