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Haha, i think in my more recent videos I figured the volume out lol

I appreciate it and Yeah, if you have another frame you can move it between them. I take it out almost everytime just to clean the paint off after.

Ohhhhh, i think this is my first time seeing ones like this. It was surprising lolol

Lolololpl

Same, they sent me a replacement but the replacement did not fix the problem, this makes me think that either the hardware itself is terribly built or there is an issue with the software. I like the idea of being able to engrave metal but if the engraver can only run 2 seconds at a time then whats the point. I believe the IR laser is not of much value at this point. However, it could be a problem with my specific setup because I cant seem to find anyone else with this same issue. Very strange.

Xtool support did good though, the process took a while to get through

Enjoy it and dont panic. It was a really fun training, I would do it again if I could

I havent tried that but I'm curious if it wpuld melt on the inside since the laser passes through glass and stops at the paint

@@everygooddaydesigns Are you happy with the S1? Been looking into getting into lasers but dang hard trying to find a UA-camr that wasn’t given a machine for free or sponsored… I saw your other video with the IR laser having a problem, did XTool fit it for you?

@@TheExtremeElementz so I like the S1 alot and the software that comes with it is straight forward. I reccommend it if you are looking for something to do work with. (Get the 40W if you plane on cutting). I wish it had a little more space inside the machine for engraving though. As far as the IR laser, they sent me a new one, it does the same thing though. Idk what the issue is with it but I think its something to do with software. The laser almost always say its overheating after using it for just a few seconds. If that is the way its buikt then they should rethink the IR laser

It was just a test run to see how this thing works, I do have the weed eater though lolol

I havent tried the sharpie but it could work, I do know the paint works though lolol. Maybe I'll test the sharpie thing, it might be quicker than watching paint dry lol

Also, what laser did you go with?

Appreciate it, let me know if you have any questions

Lolol, every now and then i clean the desk. Just takes some motivation for that one lolol. Your welcome

it was a joke, humor... of course :) :) :)

@@laplumedescaron142 hahahha, I know. I was joking, text makes things weird sometimes lololol

No problem, I appreciate you

Lololol, I'm curious what your lid looks like now

Hahahahha, it was an old cigar I got about 10 years ago. I was curious if it would light. It did smell good though

@@everygooddaydesigns No good cigars came to any harm 😅

@@globaltraveller lolol, it would suck to find out this was some kind of extremely rare cigar lol

Like the entire video?

No problem

The chunks and debris get removed pretty much everytime, however, I do not wipe the sticky residue from the wood on the tray too often. The honey comb makes this less of a concern. As far as how often it should be cleaned and lubricated, I don't have the official answer. I've been doing it roughly every month or two depnding on how often I use it. Basically if the laser head is super dirty or there is a lot of build up on the walls I take that as an indicator to lube the bars

I wouldnt recommend it because the peng sheng is more of a grease for the movement over it. However if the wheels and pulleys started locking up WD-40 would make sense to me.

​@@everygooddaydesigns What would you recommend if we don't have the Peng Sheng grease?

@@mojo2613 I'm not gonna lie, I'm not sure. However, I dont see why any grease from a car parts store would not work. The purpose is lubrication, I imagine a grease with similar properties would be fine.

@@everygooddaydesigns Yeah, I did some research on it.. I think you're right. Or I see some other silicone based grease on Amazon sold in small tubes.

@@mojo2613 yeah, not a lot about peng sheng on the internet really.

Thank you, the wood burning leaves alot of residue lol

Baby wipes work wonders too.

@@fudgious that's one I probably need too use lol. Easier than paper towels

I havent reallt done a full clean on that because everytime I clean this I go straight back into cutting wood which is gonna make it sticky again. I appreciate the tip though incase I do ever try to clean it fully

Thank you, I've been changing the volume on future videos. Apologize for that. Hopefully all future videos will have a mpre subtle music

Yeah, I need to use the conveyor again soon for a project and I could cover a video on that.

Yeah, I'm still try to figure out where to set the music levels at lolol.

​@@everygooddaydesigns Don't. You really don't need any music.

I'm supposed to be making some shirts for someone in the coming weeks, I'll try to make a video of the process if I can.

I dont actually know if there is a set time frame for cleaning that xtool recommends However, I do a lot of wood cutting and it produces alot more debris and smoke so I clean about every 3 or 4 weeks. If I was just engraving I would probably do it about every 2 months. The best indicator for me is the top of the laser where the fans are. If it looks like a lot of build up is there I give it a good clean.

So I am attaching the link for the xtool video for cleaning the laser heads. I figure watching it would be easier. But if you still have questions afterward I can attempt to answer them

ua-cam.com/video/6RNp05UwMyk/v-deo.htmlsi=2Gep8zODT7lkjSEq

Looks like it’s screwed all the way down in the video Thanks for your help I really appreciate it 👍🏻

​@@funit64 no problem, thanks for asking. Have a super blessed day

@@everygooddaydesigns Man! That Xtool video suggests cleaning every 30 minutes with the 40w! how would you get any work done!? You've had no issues only doing it every 3-4 weeks? Only had mine a week and now feel like i'm behind on cleaning. - Great Video thanks for helping!

No problem, I should be publishing one on cleaning the rails and the interior soon

Lololol, its that vintage software you get from gopro direct. If you for real want a screen capture video I can make one though lol

Thank you

Haha, I feel like I've been looking at these for.years

They are legit! I want a glowforge lol

@@MegerisAzarael7 i looked at the glowforges but they were more limited on the objects they could engrave. I wanted to do curved stuff. The glowforges looked easier to use though. The cameras make a big difference

@@everygooddaydesigns oooooo

@@MegerisAzarael7 lololol

his filtration is fine

Probably lol. I know some people were not comfortable with swimming in it

ive done this course and your swimming ability is almost irrelevant. im a certified life guard and i felt none of my swimming skills helped me here. this is about staying calm and making right decisions in the face of pressure. you simply float when you debark the aircraft. i should mention that these looks like more military based -- my training was for oil and gas industry for helicopter egress. we had suits on that gave us 7 breaths of oxygen and also provided a sort of floating lifevest to guide you to the top of water. this training was difficult because you had to use your 7 breathes of oxygen -- a short tube in our emergency PPE. you could not pass unless you had 0% oxygen left in your HUBA device. this caused you to endure the panic of the situation and force yourself to clear the HUBA, breathe in it, then start your exercise of egressing the copter. very intense training and one of the hardest thing ive ever done -- even with my training as a competent swimmer.

@@benburton272 also those big styrofoam helmets basically make you float Lolol. I didn't think about the oil industry teaching this

@@everygooddaydesigns yes for oil rigs offshore in northern newfoundland we had to have this training as the only method of getting on the rig is via helicopter. if i remember correctly its about $6k for a 2 week course. certificate is labelled as "BST" -- basic survival training. It is mandatory by govt to have this if you are going offshore. to add -- its only good for 3 years, then you have to go back and dunk in the copter again as a refresher. I didnt make it that far but I can tell you its as intense as it looks.

@@benburton272 oh lol i think I have that same certificate through the military

You cant see a thing during the night time one, they have you cross through the helicopter to escape. Lolol

As cool as that would be I don't think their trying to have a smaller survival ratio for the course lololol. "5 out of 10 people being trained survive the 200 foot drop" lololol

@@everygooddaydesigns - I understand that completely. In the real event there may be dead, unconscious and/or grievously wounded in the aisles or blocking exits. It seems to be very soft(for want of a better word).

@@aardvarkbiscuit2677 I gotcha bro, I was just joking lol

@@everygooddaydesigns - I've only recently got out of bed. My brain doesn't start to work till my third cup of coffee. Plus I'm old and dim.

@@aardvarkbiscuit2677 lolol, I feel that. I had to cut back on my caffeine recently. Too much in everything now lol

Thank you. Super fun too if you ever get the chance

I would say about every 5k miles or so. If you don't hit the mileage change it like once a year.

Thanks man, I really like doing drone footage but its hard to do when I got rid of my good drone lolol