LA Hobby Guy

I wish you the best, Rich. Once they start cutting into the back, it will never be right again. I am told by people who have been through the process ... "Don't have back surgery unless they take drag into the operating room screaming in unimaginable pain!" Yes, they dragged me into the O...

I am out on medical leave until the 2nd week of April. As some of you may already know, I have been struggling with spine issues for 2 years now. Eight weeks ago, I had a major repair done to the lumbar section that unfortunately failed. I am going offline now for another back surgery in the mornin...

Remember, when you buy these pirated bundles, you're buying stolen files from me and many other designers that do this for a living. I sell over 5K files that I have designed in the last 10 years or so on multiple 3rd party websites. I see one of my files on almost every cover ad for these pirated b...

Well, unfortunately, someone else's settings will likely not work with your laser, so material tests are part of the hobby. Taking shortcuts will likely lead to frustration. You should probably subscribe to my partner Patrick at Light Source Engraving . He is working on perfecting sawblades now, and...

For the Monport GI60 fiber laser, you'll need to have the mark7cfg file to load into Lightburn in the device settings. This is a CORE file, and is specific for the particular lasers. You'll need to email Monport support (good luck) with the serial number so they can get a copy from the factory. If y...

Go into your device settings and make sure you are set to mm/sec. If that's not the problem, you'll likely need to contact OMTech to get the password for the Ruida controller to do a complete reset.

Has anyone had any problems with the newest upgrade (1.7.06? Mine is working fine but I'm wondering if I want to take the chance to update or wait for a bit just to be safe? Lightburn releases that end in point zero anything but (1.1) are mostly patches for specific laser control boards, new contro...

Beautiful result! You did a great job!

You can mount the camera anywhere you want.

Very nice! Thanks for sharing!