Yes I plan on it in the next 2 months

Rough 8”

With the longest bit you can fit, in your opinion, what is the deepest pocket you could cut?

When the boot is on. Just a couple of mm between the boot and the z slider

@@RowdyRoman Great, ordering now!

Hope you enjoy it! And thanks for the order

The boom comes with a QR code that shows you how to install it. However you take the switch off the original plate and install it on my replacement plate

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Sweet. Make sure if your head lights have a chip in them to keep it or else the lights will flicker

I use a fein dust collector with a dust deputy

Here is the link you need. rowdyroman.etsy.com/listing/1422841273

@@RowdyRoman thanks mate 👍

Yes it will

David so sorry I would love an opportunity to help make this right please email me at [email protected]

I generally print everything in petg or abs

All Elite Hose Booms work with a stiffy

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Hey Mike. You will need the Elite hoseboom with 4” clips. I also have 2.5” clips but I do not have 2” clips

Here is where another subscriber figured out how to get the data Get SRTM files from here dwtkns.com/srtm30m/ you will need to register for a username on nasa earthdata urs.earthdata.nasa.gov/users/new (free) and login before getting any file. Then just put the files from the tiles you are interested in into a directory called C:\Topo 20160803\SRTM_3 if you put the topo zipfile under c:\ for example. Load topo.exe and load the unzipped hgt file from the button up top and place your mouse on the northwesternmost position you want to start. You can then enter that position you see in status bar of topo.exe into bigtopo.exe. Do the same process to get the southeasternmost point, and then work in bigtopo. Good luck, took me a while to be able to do it. The most important part is that you download all files for the tiles you are interested in and put them in the directory mentioned above.

@@RowdyRoman Thanks - I cannot figure it out. I think I'll give up now. ☺

Hey thanks for reaching out. When you ordered the hoseboom did you order the elite option or the journeyman? Can you email me at [email protected] so we can get you setup

Lightburn 5mp 120, 140, 150, or 160 dregree

Sorry not that I am aware of

You are so welcome. There is a part of me that loves creating!!!

Nope I just designed this myself

You’re mistaking him for someone else. He designed this from scratch. No one even has an elite yet.

@@peterromano6905 Sorry was the logo really close to a guy I seen taking free 3d prints and charging his subs for them. his logo has a red ring in it.

If you ordered from PWNCNC you can change your order. I did.

The foreman option is the elite series

@@peterromano6905 yes it is. Will this work on the elite series

Nope just something some of my friends were fiddling with

No it does not

This should help Get SRTM files from here dwtkns.com/srtm30m/ you will need to register for a username on nasa earthdata urs.earthdata.nasa.gov/users/new (free) and login before getting any file. Then just put the files from the tiles you are interested in into a directory called C:\Topo 20160803\SRTM_3 if you put the topo zipfile under c:\ for example. Load topo.exe and load the unzipped hgt file from the button up top and place your mouse on the northwesternmost position you want to start. You can then enter that position you see in status bar of topo.exe into bigtopo.exe. Do the same process to get the southeasternmost point, and then work in bigtopo. Good luck, took me a while to be able to do it. The most important part is that you download all files for the tiles you are interested in and put them in the directory mentioned above.

Sorry I do not have one yet

You could hack in some pockets for vectric to lower things for water fill.

Lightburn 5mp cameras

Man I don’t remember but if I had to guess it was around 2????

No worries Sam here is how others are getting the data now Bernard Mamo Get SRTM files from here dwtkns.com/srtm30m/ you will need to register for a username on nasa earthdata urs.earthdata.nasa.gov/users/new (free) and login before getting any file. Then just put the files from the tiles you are interested in into a directory called C:\Topo 20160803\SRTM_3 if you put the topo zipfile under c:\ for example. Load topo.exe and load the unzipped hgt file from the button up top and place your mouse on the northwesternmost position you want to start. You can then enter that position you see in status bar of topo.exe into bigtopo.exe. Do the same process to get the southeasternmost point, and then work in bigtopo. Good luck, took me a while to be able to do it. The most important part is that you download all files for the tiles you are interested in and put them in the directory mentioned above.

Easier said than done. All the links to register are broken. Ive emailed for help, waiting for response

Hey thanks for reaching out. I am not sure if it will or not. But here are the measurements of my mount while on the machine. The measurement from the top of the steel angle to the top of my mount is 344.50 mm. Now if you need the extension for the 120 degree camera you will need to add 105mm.

@@RowdyRoman That is about 2 inches too tall to fit in the stock case sold by xtools with no additional risers. So I'm going to have to go with a different case if I want to get that kind of height. I think that might temp solution is to see if I can mount a camera on some pegboard and just pull the xtools cover during calibration and put it back on for burn. Also, I think that I'm going to try configuration with a 4k brio camera, with the understanding that maybe lightburn won't support that. I don't know, didn't look it up. If it doesn't work I'll just use the brio for monitoring / streaming and I'll mount a lightburn camera on the other side.

@@TrevorGreen I'm in the same boat. I contacted Xtools support and they will charge 20% restocking fee plus you have to pay the shipping :(

You are welcome! Stuff has changed but the info is still out there. Here is what another user has done Get SRTM files from here dwtkns.com/srtm30m/ you will need to register for a username on nasa earthdata urs.earthdata.nasa.gov/users/new (free) and login before getting any file. Then just put the files from the tiles you are interested in into a directory called C:\Topo 20160803\SRTM_3 if you put the topo zipfile under c:\ for example. Load topo.exe and load the unzipped hgt file from the button up top and place your mouse on the northwesternmost position you want to start. You can then enter that position you see in status bar of topo.exe into bigtopo.exe. Do the same process to get the southeasternmost point, and then work in bigtopo. Good luck, took me a while to be able to do it. The most important part is that you download all files for the tiles you are interested in and put them in the directory mentioned above.

@@RowdyRoman Thanks so much for the updated info!! If I remember correctly, you used Vetric Aspire, right? Do you know if this will this work in Vcarve Pro as well?

@@cobaltwoodcraft4365 ummm I think so but can’t remember 100%

@@peterromano6905 Okay, thanks Peter!

Yes it will

No it will not. With the extension kit you will need to mount a Lightburn camera really high to see the entire work area. I would suggest using the Myers woodshop Lightburn camera mount. It is on his Etsy store