yes, both of my laser came with a TF card (i think it's just the same as an SD card?). Honestly I've never used the card other than a test to see if it was working. I have my laser in my office (exhaust ported outside through a wall-ducting setup that I 3D printed parts for) and I run all my jobs from my laptop using a long USB cable. Unfortunately I don't have a contact number, i only had contact info for the person who was dealing with the sponsorship deal and not a "support" person for Creality. Are you having trouble with something? If so, maybe i can help (depending on the issue)🤷🏻‍♂️.

the 10watt was great to learn on but once I got the 40watt, there was no looking back! So, if you can afford more power, I say go for it! If you can only afford the lower power model it will still be good to learn and get familiar with.

i believe it's the one that's about 20"x20"

i used this jig for a minute then decided i didn't like it, so i made a different one which you see in my video here: kzbin.infoKiZ3jAvzC4M?si=JEJ4wlOjWKGRfKJA

My mistake I thought you said laser light a little bit better. But you said laser life a little bit better..

yeah i think so. mine did. you'll need to check the product info to confirm. probably listed on their website or on the Amazon info👍🏻

did you watch the video?

@ yeah…I’m just curious if you had any advice now

not much more than what i say in the video. You can also watch my newer laser video for the 40watt version. With either option you MUST port the exhaust properly. Trust me. You do not want to breathe in the china laser china wood smoke...or any other smoke from any of the materials👍🏻

just like your mom

you're referring to the cut test? i think it started burning it because on that part of the cut test is where it's doing the cut with the slower speeds and the most heat. That means those first few cuts are generating a lot of heat in that same area with no real cool down time in between (because the little squares that it's cutting during the test are so close together). I also think this happened because it was the first thing I did with this 40watt model and I was only used to the 10 watt model so I didn't really know where to start with my heat/speed settings so i just SENT IT 😂. I could've run my first test cuts at more conservative settings and built up from there.🤦🏻‍♂️. Hope this helps to explain it. I think I did NOT mention this in the video...i should've!

bummer! hmmm. the only thing i can think of off the top of my head is the emergency shutoff button. Is there any chance you might've accidentally bumped it? Double check that to make sure it's in the correct position. Another thing you can check is the key lock if your machine has it. Mine does but i NEVER use it so if you're like me then the key lock probably isn't the problem, but it can't hurt to turn the key back and forth a couple times just in case. If you still have no luck then I'd DISCONNECT all the plugs and wires, (to the point of initial assembly) and then reconnect them and see (but maybe you already tried that). Last thing could be the power supply cord or power supply itself. While the light on the power supply may turn on, I guess there's always the chance that the cord AFTER the green light is bad. On my first laser, the 10watt model, the included power supply took a dump pretty quickly. Creality sent me a new one and the problem was solved. I don't know if any of these suggestions will solve your problem but they're worth a shot🤷🏻‍♂️. I'm sorry you're having trouble with your machine and with tech support😕

it works great. as a matter of fact i'm using it at this very moment, as i type this comment.

@@stuffsethmakes Lot of thanks...😍

i can try to help a little. what are you experiencing?

it all depends on what somebody considers to be "slow". it all depends on what your project is. It all depends on what you're trying to achieve. And it all depends on the settings you use. Doing a set of test cards for the different materials is extremely helpful. I've been very happy with the speed of this machine. My previous laser was the 10watt version and it was definitely slower than this 40watt, but still fun!

Did you try it at the speeds they are advertising? Other reviewers show it was not achieving the commanded speeds or even close. Unless you actually *measured* the travel speed (which is pretty easy to do), your comment is made in ignorance.

@carlhoward5469 i don't know what you're talking about. maybe reference a time stamp

my first laser video was the 10watt, my second laser video was the 40watt. i don't have a 22watt. Can you clarify what you're talking about?

@@Sugarsail1 SOMEBODY was actually listening! 😂😂👊🏻

Thank you!🙌🏻. I'm definitely still loving it and i do recommment it. I also like the 10 watt version I had but when I got this 40watt model I gave the 10watt to my friend who is in his 70's and he's been having fun learning how to use it. I'm really happy to have the 40watt over the 10watt though. The extra "umph" makes a big difference.

sorry, i don't understand your question. can you clarify?

thanks! after UPS damaged two of these side tables last year i've been building the crates for my furniture out of wood, but i'll look into the resizer tool for other stuff👍🏻

Awesome, happy to hear it! I've been having a lot of fun with it. Once you get the hang of it, you can really have fun!👍🏻

no, it's a separate purchase (unless you already have LightBurn)

i'd say the working area measurement is accurate. the ACTUAL surface area is bigger, but that's the unused space because of the arms/axis. The smell shouldn't be an issue if you have it ducted properly. I have a somewhat sloppy connection where i've ported mine out the window...and on heavy burns I do notice a little bit of smoke leaking🤦🏻‍♂️ but that's no fault of the laser, just my poor design of the connection haha. I have a pvc elbow attached to the exhaust hose and just the way it's positioned is not ideal, i just haven't had the time to fuss with it more yet.

considering that i have yet to master the laser, i'd double check all your speak and hear settings. also check your interval settings in lightburn. maybe tweak just a little point at a time. for instance make a minor adjustment to only one belt and see if it helps or makes it worse....then do one minor adjustment to the other belt and see if that does better or worse. then do the same for the eccentric nuts. other than that i would reach out to creality and see what they can tell you👍🏻

I got one from an Etsy seller but Lightburn also has a feature to run a test burn/cut. After trying them both making some cuts based on settings from each, I found that I was happier with my results from the Etsy file

ahhh, why didn't i think of that? haha. thanks for the tip! i'll give it a try

@@Hotecce1 if i'm understanding you correctly, i believe the answer is yes. Creality told me about a switch on the inside that needs to be flipped if i were using the rotary accessory. That switch also allows the user to open the door with no problem

@stuffsethmakes that's great. cause I need to see close up when I'm framing.

yeah, i think that's one of the hidden features of a laser like this, haha! If i wanted to engrave a logo on something like a tabletop, you can probably just set it in place, centered over the area you're wanting to put your artwork, set the appropriate laser height relative to the tabletop, and run it. I say you can "PROBABLY" do this because i have not tried it. I have however, tried it on a pumpkin pie and engraved an image of George Jefferson saying "happy thanksgiving you jive turkeys" 🤣🤣 The results were......well.....not great, but that was a pumpkin pie and I had 1 shot. Who would've thought pumpkin pie burns differently than wood?? LOL! But in theory, i would think that yes, what you're proposing may work👍🏻

Or maybe it comes with the hose and I just failed to see that...??

Creality Smoke Exhaust Kit with Fan 4000RPM and Pipe, DIY for Laser Engraver Enclosure, EnderPlus Tent, and Most Enclosure Cover Needed Filter Assembly a.co/d/8wjRqRA

Creality Smoke Exhaust Kit with Fan 4000RPM and Pipe, DIY for Laser Engraver Enclosure, EnderPlus Tent, and Most Enclosure Cover Needed Filter Assembly a.co/d/8wjRqRA

i just pasted a link in a reply to your comment. It's an amazon link to a creality fan/hose. Hopefully that's what you're looking for?🙌🏻

i honestly can't remember if i put anything on this batch. I have used a basic product like Thompsons water seal on other projects. Also, I've used Penofin for a redwood fence I built a couple years ago...it's pretty oily (which is good) and gives it some nice deep color. You could also go with spar marine varnish if you wanted something that is pretty durable and actually dries, although it MIGHT only come in a gloss sheen, but after a couple coats you can lightly scuff sand with 320grit or the gray 3M synthetic steel wool pads to dull down the sheen. Hope this helps! 🙌🏻

how much do you think it costs Chyna to make these little laser engravers? I'm guessing not much. I do know that at least a couple, if not more, people have purchased one of their lasers as a result of watching my videos and I'm just a small channel. Larger channels probably bring more business for them. Also, their main thing has been 3D printers and I think they want their laser engravers to become as popular as those. You gotta spend money to make money.

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macbook pro, using adobe premiere

i still love it, however I have given this 10watt model to a friend who was interested in trying it. Creality offered to send me a 40watt model to try out and that's the one I use frequently. Please check out my newer video about the 40watt version 👍🏻

🤣🤣🤣 okay buddy. My agreement was that I would give an honest review, and in case you didn't watch the video, that's exactly what I did. So until you can tell me what part of the video seemed dishonest, your comment is useless to everybody.

@@stuffsethmakes Yeah. I don't believe you. Too much of this crap on youtube. Show a redacted contract then with your signature. If not, no credibility.

@lancervi1762 believe what you want. did you even watch the video? i say things i don't like about the laser and point out problems i had with it. Honest review video. And FYI i didn't sign anything. Good luck out there.

Jesus Christ. I bet you’re fun at parties.

yeah after the sponsor saw the video they told me about the switches inside 🤦🏻‍♂️ I'd love to see the "c"'s you made! that would be super helpful👍🏻 Glad the camera worked for you. i haven't had a chance to revisit it yet😅

​@@stuffsethmakesCan't seem to upload a photo here, but I measured the total depth including the 3mm material and drew a square "c" . The opening is larger with 6mm material. Also, the top edge of the C needs to be skinny so as not to interfere with the module. The C slides down btwn the slats. Twist it under the slats and over the material.

@gordparrott9640 so the height of the C just needs to accommodate the rail and the thickness of whatever material i'm cutting? 👌🏻 Maybe i can 3D print some. Thanks for the tip!

maybe watch a newer video

i don't know what pellon fabric is, but at 4mm it would probably do it. The only "fabric" i experimented with so far was felt which was of course no problem, but i also tried some leather (cutting and engraving). The leather was pretty thin, so it wasn't a big deal but i remember playing with the settings on some scrap first. The heat/speed ration needs to be dialed in otherwise it was wrinkling the leather. Sorry, i know you weren't asking about leather 🤦🏻‍♂️. I think any fabrics would work as long as you test on some scraps first 👍🏻

i don't think so. I don't think you can even have much success with acrylic 🤦🏻‍♂️. Just for kicks I tried putting a brass coin in mine and ran some tests but it looked like i didn't even do anything haha! I think you'd need a fiber laser (?) to do coins. If you look up the channel "Two Moose Design" of something like that, you can scroll through their videos and I think he does some coins or medallions or something with a fiber laser👍🏻