It's awesome that they thought to include lifting straps.

do you have a windows version of your tutorials?

Very usefull video, fun too! I can relate to the empty bobbin moment :) I have a small brother sewing machine too, and I discovered I can fill the embroydery machine bobbins on the sewing machine just perfect, so I can make this at any time without interrupting the design

Where do you add liquid every four weeks

Custom games are such a fun laser engraving project, if you have any games you'd like us to attempt in the future comment down below!

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Great job 👌 What's the thickness of that bracelet?

So cool! I didn't know they had a magnetic hoop. Must be some really strong magnets to work like that. 👍

Wow was this an eye opener. I am brand new to machine embroidery and my mind has just gone into overload. LOL Great video thank you for sharing.👍

You think I can will be able to use both softwares with my janome memory craft 300e?

keep up the great work! Thank yas!!! <3

this was super helpful!!

What were the settings for the 2nd bracelet that has the lighter finish?

Excellent tips! Thank you for sharing.🌺

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Thanks so much 🙏

I tried to use the tool to create the color grid with satisfactory results, but when I put the parameters in the layers of any image, the marking comes out all black without showing the colors, as if the lightburn layers were not communicating well the parameters to the controller. is there any solution?

I figured it out.

Tell me about the mat ... Do I need one?

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Yesss! Love all your inkstitch videos! Been wanting to try the knockout method!

Lookes nice. Liked most the last one. 😀

Cool technique! I'll have to try it on a future project.

I am watching this video that is 2 years old and wondered if this unit failed during the 2 years. We had 2 of these units fail within the first year. I would not recommend this brand.

Omg!!! Just what i was looking for!!! I purchased a hat embroidery hoop from amazon and it doesn’t work good …. Im going home after work today and 3 days printing this one!!!!!! Thanks a lot guys!!! Great job!!!!! Hats off to you!!!!

Thank you for sharing

Hi I can’t seem to get the satin stitch to work around my design?

Thank you so much!

I've been using my Monport 40W CO2 Laser for a few months now, and I'm really impressed with its power and precision. It's a great machine for engraving wood and other materials, and it's easy to use thanks to the intuitive LightBurn software. I love this!!!

Everything I save it it saves the whole image it dsnt save it in parts help what am I doing wrong I followed all your steps 😢

I have a perfect boyfriend for Daisy, he is a handsome chihuahua looks like her !!! Good job, learning a lot here

I have a perfect boyfriend for Daisy

are you using stock settings for anodized aluminum other than lowering the interval to .04mm?

If you have an open diode laser, a cover like this is MANDATORY! It's excellent at exhausting fumes.

Thanks for the video. Couple of questions. I have the same laser machine but 20w. I bought the same aprons to etch and give as gifts. I use the software that comes with Xtool, Creative Space. Do you have a suggestion for the settings on the 20w to etch the same aprons? I have test pieces of denim do you suggest I do a test matrix first and see what the results show? Appreciate any help.

this tutorial really came in clutch! I was starting to think I'd never find a decent tutorial with both this specific software and intent to make plushies. Thank you!

OH NO!!!! you forgot the airgap at the sewer line to keep bacteria out of your drinking water

Just a few notes. That appears to be the 80w fume extractor, which is doesn't have a good charcoal filtering layer to begin with to capture the smells that you're trying to avoid. On top of that you have the charcoal material on the top, when it's supposed to be the last layer that the air goes through. The higher wattage fume extractors that Monport sells do a much better job at eliminating smells, especially when the filters are installed properly.

I've downloaded both Inkscape and Ink/stitch, but cannot import into inkscape. Do you have a tutorial for window pc's?

This is by far the most helpful video I have found

Hi, I've done this and it did group the colours but it also merged my images so instead of A being NEXT to B it's now on top haha assuming I have done something wrong?

Thank you for this I just wanted to see if it’s possible without the thousand dollars worth of software that seems to never be enough I will definitely be trying this route

Thank you for the video! We are looking forward to taking ours out on the water soon. :)

This helped so much! Thank you

Thanks. I have to say. WD 40 is not an oil. 🤫

Thanks for the video. 👍 I have the same Xtool 20w machine. You may have solved a mystery. I’ve been asking on the message boards how do I get the item to engrave positioned with a center point not a corner. You mention you used the option "set origin." Do you know if that is possible using free Creative Space software that comes with Xtool? I’m not using LightBurn. Do you recommend LightBurn with the Xtool unit? I’m just a hobby wood worker. I want to make boxes. Similar to the gift wine boxes. I really like your videos because they cover normal challenges and are easy to understand and follow. I tried the powder coating method with the laser and it was a failure because I had to move the laser out of the way to put the powder down. I moved it back to the spot I THOUGHT matched up with the previous burn but it was off a smidge. Grrrrr. I didn’t know a way to tell the software/laser to start over again in the exact spot as previously engraved. I figure if I can put a center spot in the item then I have a reference to start over again. Maybe I’m making this too complicated? Thanks.

Do you know if I can assign a keyboard shortcut to the Break Path at Selected Node tool that appears as a tiny icon when the Node tool is selected... I can't see to assign a keyboard shortcut to that? but there are lots of commands that similar to that one... Not in the drop down menus but located on various toolbars throughout InkScape.

Many thanks for this video (part 1)