@@jeffwhite9001 no it won't. Most people are printing a spacer to help with this issue. It's well known

@@jasmine2501 mine fits fine, you sit it on and push each corner till it clicks on, there is no way it will fall off, it clicks on really positively. I have 3 of them and they are all the same.

@@jeffwhite9001 old version. This issue is well known.

@@rickholmwood2000 I used acrylic paint and acrylic markers. If you join the rokr Facebook group, you can see a lot of cool paint jobs. I used decal paper and my color laser printer for the labels. I also replaced the red plastic window gel with green film.

@jasmine2501 thanks for getting back to me. Yeah it looks awesome. I'm going to use yours for inspiration.

@@dustinkappel12 no, it barely counts the current score

@@jamesthompson5516 I don't know, but it seemed to be a good choice in this price range and available quickly. I just didn't want to spend much money.

Sure, that can be done, but using desktop software can get a lot more done a lot faster.

@@1gcollins some colors are tricky like red and gold, but that's why I'm using the method in the video where it is under a lot of glass

@@MultiTestPage that is what I was doing when I said fuck it nobody is actually helping and I decided to make a video which is actually helpful. I had to use forums to figure out how to work the machine but then I made my own instructions, which are in the video. There's a lot of stuff that I deliberately ignored, to keep focused on the task of setting up channels. They are very capable radios.

@@jasmine2501 did the same thing for my Tidradio td-h6!!!!

@@GennyannValdez they vary, but with the rare UV glass in it, probably about $65.

@@FC-se8wf it needs to be linear polarized, you can see that when I rotate it. The reason it can't all be blocked is the monitor isn't 100% parallel polarized.

@@jasmine2501 Maybe you're right, all the same many people don't understand the difference between circular and lineair polarizers, if I use a linear polarizer on my laptop screen (Apple MacPro ) I block ~ 100 % while using a circular polarizer I reach max ~ 90 %., anyway thanks for being alert on messages on your interesting video!

@@erichkohl9317 it works great, does everything I need

I don't know but they are well used. They get better with damage

@@joevalenzuela9443 it's because tungsten was used in the Edison light bulb, and it produces a specific mix of frequencies depending on temperature of the bulb. The 5000K, 8000K, or whatever you use for white balance, is simply the Kelvin temperature of a tungsten filament which produces that color. It ranges from a dull amber to pure white.

@@mikesfound I have not done any yet, but I should for sure. I did actually film when I replaced parts in my kiln, just never edited and posted it. No it doesn't matter if it's 50 or 100 degrees in your studio, the kiln is still a thousand degrees more. A lot of people keep them outside here.

@@jasmine2501 I've got a small 60 sq foot space and am moving 1500 sq feet a minute with my fan I just haven't ever learned anything about kilns so answer as many questions as you can think of id appreciate it what part of hell I in ? I'm in the north west quartzsite area

This is 8 inch one. Bigger is better, more comfortable to use.

@@jasmine2501 - thank you! Any problems with it so far? I am using it for glass.

@@deepnineforty5646 only what I mentioned in the video. I use it mostly on boro

@@jasmine2501 - 4 years latter and only problems are the ones from day one? good to hear.

@@deepnineforty5646 I don't use it constantly or anything. It's a pretty simple machine actually, just a motor and plastic casing.

I don't use it, I set all the volumes I want and then send analog output to a mixer. That fixes it.

@@jasmine2501 ah ok. But I did find that some tones don't go in the recording very well I just changed tones and that fixed it

Is a usb power supply, best way to power this kit.

I used furniture wax on the playfield, it worked really nice. It's not super shiny but it is protected.

Yes but that's not the issue that's wrong. The wrong part is that the cabinet modeling blows out the interface at ANY useful volume setting. It's the volume of the cabinet model that's causing this, and you should be able to turn that all the way up, which is how it works with its own cabinet. I fixed this by using a separate mixer and taking the L6 interface out of the chain.

No that's not really what I said Learn how pronouns work.

I don't know. I did mine with furniture polish.

Looks awesome I should do this to the one I’m making right now

@@malanaphy5767 before u do, try using a tool to carve the laser printed designs just enough to get paint into the indention u make, then wipe the paint off and maybe sand it lightly, this makes them stand out