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Convinced I could do this as a 19 year old girl

assembly video great - software part not so good..... needs narration to explain what your doing, not music

I like your honest summary. Thanks for sharing.

do i need the riser for engraving tumblers?

If I wanted to start a portable laser business for metal/wood engraving specifically do you think the F1 is the best option? Do you know if the F1 can engrave a wrench?

You paid influencer? Because their website and order system is jurk8 g us around. Flat out lying about stock and fishing for orders.

Best video on RUclips dude 👍

Yes, this is a good start for 3d printing, and have big potential too. If you have hands growing from the right place. But it can be used in unmodified state too. I bought Ender 3 two years ago and would buy it again. It is very easy in modification, and there are a lot of instructions and upgrades. Only choose wisely what you do = ) If you go into upgrade path better buy second printer for time saving. So you can easily reprint upgrade if something does not fit. My first upgrade was autooff feature, you can use printbed to switch the switch which will cut off the power. = )

Loved the video. Will be watching for more. I have the S1 40w. Thanks for the settings too.

What kind of fabric is that Where did you buy it from?

I watches this months ago and used your coupon. Im having issues engraving light color tumblers. I keet getting lines im my engraving no matter what I do. Dark colors i got them on point

Dude this a great video, for me at least. I have an Atom-stack A5pro that I’ve upgraded. Going to build a case similar to yours 🎉

How long did the final coaster take?

Do you need a good processor for the software or will an old laptop work?

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Thanks great video

Thank you for this, I really appreciate your time to put this video together, great saving money ideas :)

Was kinda hoping for a more thorough review, of the machine in action, more projects…. You didn’t even start testing the machine until 11:00 into the video. Then only did a card and a coaster. BTW here is my affiliate 🤨

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Chad, This was an excellent video for us neubs. I’m thinking about about buying an Ender 3 v3 se and your video was a perfect! Thanks!

Very ineresting video. I did the same thing many years ago. After using a less known printer (didn't work well), I bought a Ender3 V2 which worked great! I did the same learning then upgraded to BL touch, diferent bed springs, aluminum extruder housing, Jyers software, magnetic bed plate, etc. It worked great so I bought a second one and did the upgrades to it also. After I went to an Aviation Maintenance Conference last March and heard the FAA rep talk about using 3D printed parts I had to find a different printer. I ended up buying a QIDI Q1 Pro (good value). I gave my Ender 3's to my son and grandson. The Q1 Pro is going to be a new learning because of the slicer you use, but hey what heck. Anyway, thank you for the video, interesting and you msounded like me when I got the Ender(s). Good looking garage!!

Xtool setup says the check alignment on three different mirrors. You only did one. Do you need your do the other mirrors too?

i have the 2w. would this be better than the 40w?

Which machine would you recommend for doing mainly engraving on tumblers and fine details?

Which machine would you recommend for doing mainly engraving on tumblers and fine details?

Just use black tape.project the image and put it at the end

I have watched your video and the clack shack. Both videos are great by the way but my images keep being backwards. I did what the clack shack said and my images are still backwards. You didn't get that issue. How would I go about if I place an image in and setting it to where it does not come out backwards. There is no mirror step anywhere in the UI. Thanks for your time.

Ive wached like 30 plus vids and every setup says go to prepare but i dont hava a prepare butten on my screen im getting really frustrated

Lmao all the boomers on here are calling this bad siding 😂

I noticed that you centered the image with the red crosshairs. Is this typical? This will be my first tumbler. I have only done flat wood engraving so far and I always placed the image in the bottom right quadrant of the crosshairs. What should I do?

I cant figure this out so the wood you cut into to make the walls how big were those i just wanna buy them and have them shipped because i have nothing to cut the wood with

What gauge nails you using in the gun

Thank you very informative 🙏

The XTOOL M1 is a nice starter laser. It also has a camera. That's what I have with my Glowforge Pro. Although I love my Glowforge I have I am contemplating purchasing the P2 because it seems to have everything the Glowforge has and XTOOl's software great and it's included with your laser. Great review. It the price comes down on the P2 it may be too hard to rest the temptation. As much I like my Glowforge Pro I'd consider selling it because I don't have a use for that many lasers.

I have this same printer and it’s been running great. Multiple 41 hour prints that turned out amazing. PLA+ runs the best with this printer I’ve found so far. TPU wasn’t running right until I went to the tractor supply store and found a small rubber o-ring to put around the metal wheel that holds the filament against the gear the drives the filament in. It kept the TPU from slipping. So far I haven’t been able to get carbon fiber nylon to run. It actually broke my hot end which was an easy replacement from amazon.

I bought this same printer because of the size and price and it is my workhorse. As I type this, it is running behind me, printing an item that uses about 80% of the print bed and has been running since yesterday morning. I run multiple day prints on it all the time with zero problems. I also really hate when people slam this printer for it's simplicity of the menu as if it needs to be complicated to be good. I own several printers and use them every day but for some reason, I just love the LK5 and yes, once dialed in, it prints smooth as glass with nice even lines. The only change I made cost $7 and it converted the unit to direct drive so I had to print an overhead spool holder.

How do you do pens in a jig?

Sorr again by the Focus of laser.. If i fix the draw than move the lasermodul and he is not mor horizontal..

Question.. My laser make no gravur on the Metall pcs what was incl. Why.? Can you help? Alu make he also not.. I use the settings from the documents from the laser.

The top piece wasn't shown. Did you put a vinyl finishing piece to cover up the last set of nails?

Hello. Great video! Can you share if the image was in grayscale and what were the lines per cm set to?

Can you ship the F1 jug to Australia?

Great video, what size siding were you using and what over lap or reveal did you use?

Hi Chad, great information and thank you. Looking to purchase to do primarily jewelry engraving and customization. What would you be missing if you went with the F1 vs the P2 or the dual bundle? Thanks

Not bad rookie

I did some research before buying my ender 3 S1 pro. I didnt just jump in knowing nothing.

What type of nails and size were used?

Hi, Sorry can you do quick summary here, the wood strip or wood stick for the wall framing, what is the size? The length, the width and the thickness. Thanks

A "good" video, BUT, I cringed when you started to thread in the fittings on the regulator.... a BIG FYI - when you wrap Teflon tape on a fitting, as you are looking at/into the fitting end, ALWAYS WRAP CLOCKWISE.... This direction of wrap will not "unwind" the Teflon tape as you screw it in. The big A$$ bunching of the tape when you screwed it in PROVES the tape was wrapped CCW.... AND, when using this great tape, DO NOT wrap past the end of the fitting because you WILL F UP THE internals of whatever you are screwing.... A good idea video, but, not so much in the process....