LA Hobby Guy

Nice job! The Letter from Santa actually started as a greeting card!

You can import and export all of your perfs from Lightburn. Click on the Devices button on the Laser Tab and select the laser. Click Export and save the file. Repeat the process on a 2nd computer but click Import instead. You can also import and export the device settings as well.

The problem I see with these is melting the plastic in short order.

Try using another route. For instance, if your mouse is plugged into the rear mainboard connection, try using the front or top (USB header) port. If possible, use a 2.0 (Black) plug and not a 3.0 (Blue). Without getting into all of the tech details, you might be experiencing a "bottleneck"...

The glue is removable.

mss2260 wrote: ↑Thu May 25, 2023 7:22 am Rich, just a thought for a future video. What if you show us a complex project and challenge members to recreate it....

I have over 150 videos on my YouTube channel, most of them design.

Go to the Device Settings if you're using Lightburn and turn on the Laser Offset. Set it to -16mm and then test it and adjust as necessary.

Nice job! This is my final version of the file and I've done a couple of dozen now: 20230524_200250.jpg This is the livestream where we all different versions of this project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLcJ3qlIjAw&t=2247s And here is where you can get the file for yourself if you want one...

Beautiful!

You have a laser cutter! Make your own.
Attached is my own universal pin for most beds, and if you use 2mm or less wood, they break off if hit by the laser, so the job doesn't get ruined.