@@giostourista I am using Aspire 9.5. I don't know if the newer versions produce better results or not. You could always fix up the 3D model in something like Meshmixer to fix it. The results I got straight out of Aspire 9.5 were pretty good for what I attempted.

If you want the code I would be willing to sell it since I have A LOT of time invested in creating that code.

If you want the code, you can purchase it from me or create it yourself. I have a TON of time invested in creating the code. I am not willing to just give it away for free!

Thank you! I had planned on having the wires under part of the frame but a miscalculation on my part left them exposed. I have thought about adding some trim to hide them.

I am not exactly sure what you are asking. Are you wanting to automate a way of of pulling information from various sites and compiling that into say a database?

One thought would be to develop some software known as a "screen scraper". These basically go through site's web page and extract the data. That data could then be imported into a spreadsheet or database for compilation/aggregation of the data.

@@DCDLaserCNC I want to monitor how many items were engraved daily by every employee to balnce my figures and extracted information

@@lesleylonkokile5735 I would just setup a spreadsheet in Excel to accomplish what you need.

@@DCDLaserCNC I need to pull daily jobs done by employees and being able to extract information vs jobs done for the day by the machine

Thank you so much!

You are correct, it should be possible in those as well.

@@DCDLaserCNC Thank. You for the reply. Can't afford 2k but $700 is a goal I'm hoping to make. They make it sound as though original work with photos can only be done with Aspire.

Two sides can be technically done with a single cut due to the laser's very fine kerf of 0.02". However, if you want incredibly tight joints you should account for the kerf loss and go with two separate cuts. The edges of the wood have a burned/charred appearance to them. A little sanding cleans them up but technically adds to the "kerf loss" as well. Another thing to keep in mind is that the laser's beam is a very fine conical shape to it so that definitely can come into play with thicker materials. I hope that helps. Also, thank you for stopping by my channel and checking out my video.

@@DCDLaserCNC Thank you for trying to answer my questions, you've done more to answer them than anyone thus far and I appreciate it. May I ask you how much of a conical is made when cutting 1/2" hardwood plywood? If the kerf begins at the top at the .02, how wide should I expect the bottom to be?

@@db5202 Hello DB, technically the conical shape comes to a point and then spreads back out. You can actually adjust your focus to be in the middle of the of the thickness of the material. So for example in 1/2" material, you could set the focal point to be 1/4" below the surface. This should help alleviate some of the very slight angle of the laser beam coming to a focal point. Keep in mind, the thickness of the beam is really small. For acurracy in woodworking this is pretty negligible. Now for extremely high precision in say in metal work where a joint has to be incredibly precise, this definitely would come into play. I hope that helps.

You are very welcome.

It is really neat!!!!

@@robertderegnaucourt8689 Thank you!

Thank you kind sir!

Thank you Alfajran! I really appreciate the feedback. Are tutorial videos something you like to watch on KZbin? I am currently working on another project that will deal with creating a 2.5D wall hanging design. I plan on making it a tutorial video as well.

Which template?

@@DCDLaserCNC degining templet of ink space ya k40wishper of which u make

@@jitendramohta6587 I am still not sure what template you are referring to. Can you note the timeslot in the video where the template shows up?

The video shows how I built the clock. I did not want to bore the viewers with every tiny detail, just the main highlights.

Thank you! Always great to hear feedback.

I am not incredibly familiar with VCarve Desktop. I do believe VCarve permits importing a single .stl file. I asume it probably can export an .stl file as well. I hope that helps. Have you checked with Vectric to see if it is possible?

@@DCDLaserCNC actually I did and only Aspire can export.stl files.

@@fierceflyer5 Bummer!

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Thank you so much! It was a fun but challenging build since I was brand new to programming an Arduino. I truly appreciate the feedback.

Thank you for checking out my video! It is truly appreciated!

Thanks man! Dad loves it out there!

I primarily use Prusa Slicer for slicing as well as setting up my 3D models for printing.

Dunno if anyone gives a damn but if you are bored like me during the covid times then you can stream pretty much all the new movies on instaflixxer. I've been streaming with my gf for the last few months xD

@Colby Nash yea, have been watching on InstaFlixxer for since november myself :)

@Colby Nash Yup, I've been watching on instaflixxer for years myself :D

@Colby Nash Yup, been watching on instaflixxer for since december myself =)

Each number is an entirely different font including a Roman numeral for the 6. 🙃

Thank you!

I actually have another one that I built I would sell. It is a little different but also runs in reverse as well and is LED edge lit. If interested, I can send you some photos of it.

Appreciate it

Hi Michael, the wood I used was clear pine. Thank you for watching my video and asking a question.

Oops, forgot to answer the feed rate question. I cannot remember off the top of my head but I believe it was around 90.

Unfortunately no, our laser is a CO2 type laser. You would need a different type of laser to cut sheet metal.

You should be able to.

Contact me through DCD Laser CNC at [email protected].

Superb!

Thank you so much!

i guess Im kinda randomly asking but do anybody know a good website to stream newly released movies online ?

@Issac Milo ehh I use flixportal. you can find it through google :) -luis

@Luis Kade Thank you, I went there and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :) I really appreciate it !

@Issac Milo glad I could help :)

Thank you Matthew!

Thank you!

Thank you very much!

Thank you very much!

Just and idea I had and thought there had to be a way to accomplish it through Aspire. A Plasma CNC would be cool! Are you going to be YouTubing the progress? If so, I would love to watch!

DCD Laser & CNC absolutely. If I don’t record it, it didn’t happen. 🤣

@@ManCrafting Lol!