I do not but I found any LED lights work so far. I usually test a small batch of epoxy with new type of lights. I try to not waste material, time or lights. Thanks for watching!!

I'm so sorry to hear that. That might be a better question for AutoDesk customer support. If you closed certain toolbars, right mouse click on any toolbar and other toolbar options could come up.

I would make sure the compatibility with your computer and software is there. Understand this is just like a printer and needs specific drivers. Ours is starting to get old and tired. Probably best to pick up a new inexpensive one.

Sorry for the extremely late reply. I have never attempted to hook this up in any wireless form.

You need to be in Realistic shading, you may still be in Conceptual. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching.

I'm sorry for the late reply. Typically this happens when you insert a door from the metric catalog to the english drawing. I have also found starting a new drawing with all default settings, then copying and pasting the drawing you're having issues with into the new drawing file, does help. Thanks for watching!

I'm so sorry for the late reply. If you send a picture of your request to [email protected] I may be able to get a handle on the request. Thanks for watching.

I think the real ACT question includes a full bath.... 🤣

Shhhhhh.... don't tell anyone I'm from Stallis... Lol

Hi Betty, sorry for the untimely reply. I know our IT department has switched data cables. That may be a solution. I would also suggest attempting to contact Universal Laser directly. Ours has started to see it's last days as well. We're having origin issues.

Thanks. This got solved 7 months ago, but I appreciate your response.

​@@bettydaltonnewbold2019How did you solved? Does it work with Windows 11 now?

I simply downloaded the current driver package from Corel (looks like the same package), and reinstalled it. Yes, works with Windows 11.

​@@edwardnewboldWhich corel version you use?

I'm so sorry for the untimely reply. I'll try to whip something up. It would be a matter of using the solids in the drop down, creating a polyline, extruding, then rendering. My students have enjoyed doing a similar process with their countertops if you check my kitchen video out in this series.

The students in my class still love these printers! We have two of them, easy to maintain and ink consumption per unit is low. Still great equipment! Thanks for watching!

Hi Phillip, sorry for the delay in my reply. When a door option is selected click on the wall. Sometimes the home walls are below the z axis and don't show in plan view. I would suggest to open a new drawing screen, have your original drawing open. Copy your original drawing, Paste into your new drawing and see if that solves the issue.

I'm hoping it's being enjoyed just as much fun as it was to make!

Hello and thanks for the feedback. The bathroom door in the video is 32" not 24". I did state while I was modifying 2'-8" which is the same as 32" You're absolutely correct! ADA compliance for a wheelchair is 32"

Thank you Michelle! It was a pleasure doing it.

Thank you friend!

Thank you! It was fun creating it!

@@kevingain5438 You know what's also pretty interesting, your son.

Thanks for the suggestions. I like the lighting idea. We do have the air assist ventilation but it's hooked up to 2 machines. We may have to separate with some gates.

Do you have the Architecture desktop software for AUTOCAD?

Thanks Larry!

Just shy of $3,000

You're very welcome Michelle! Thanks for the positive feedback

There was some anxiety as I went further down each board. Thanks for watching Scott! I'll get that cool cribbage board done someday too.

No, but you can use the machine with a another supporting software

Thanks, will do!

Hi Corina, sorry for the extreme delay in my reply. Unfortunately even trying to print a color such as yellow, or light gray would still not show up on a black t-shirt with the BT12 garment printer.

@@kevingain5438 thanks so much, it’s a challenge trying to find a printer that will do this. I appreciate you response 😀

Glad you like it!

Thanks bud!

Hi Melissa, I'll have a new one by Wednesday morning! Thanks for watching!

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmmkpIivr7WWp9k I hope this helps Melissa. There are so many "scenarios" on needs for printing. Let me know if there is something specific you'd like help with.

Hi Hayward, thanks for watching. Hoodies and sweatshirts can be done just as easy as a shirt. You will be able to choose the sweatshirt option in the software. The machine will also automatically let you know to lower the cartridge to recognize the thicker material.

Thanks Randall! I believe it's well before my time (1920s? 50s?) Good tools never die!

@@kevingain5438 Newman Planers have a way of lasting forever. Then you rebuild them and they last forever again. Lol.

Thanks for the kind words.

@@kevingain5438 I think people will not stop because they fear seeing blood and death.

I would not suggest corrugated paperboard (cardboard box) material due to the corrugation channels. This could be a fire issue regardless of the settings. Off topic but I also do not let students used cedar since it's way to dry of a soft wood. We've had charring and burning issues. Not safe! If it's more on the lines of index card cardboard, or poster board cardboard I would start with a manual power setting of 5% and a speed of 100% with a thickness of whatever the cardboard is. If it doesn't pop through keep brining those numbers closer i.e. power 10% speed 95%. Please let me know if this helps. If it doesn't make sense I'm more than willing to create a video if you let me know your exact material. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the positive feedback Paul!

Let your generation know my generation won't be around forever.

Thank you Carlos! Very appreciative of your feedback.

I'm by no means loyal to a specific manufacturer. I'm all about quality also. I'll take this into consideration next time I'm in the market for another printer. Thanks for the information!

Can your ender 3 print ABS with HIPS for support in a heated chamber straight out of the box without tuning? The Method is very cost effective compared to the $15k equivalent from Stratasys.

Hi Heng Lu. Thanks for watching and the interest. I don't have a lot to compare to since MakerBot is all we've ever used at our high school. I do like the Methods. They're very user friendly and have a good quality.

@@kevingain5438 thanks for sharing.

Hi Baylee, Thanks for the question and thanks for watching. If you're referring to editing the block sizes you can change the scale of the x, y, and /or z in its properties menu. Double click on the block to bring up its properties and scroll down until you see the scale. Tinker with changing the scale of 1 to .8 etc. Its a nice way to sneak a cabinet, just as one example, into a fixed area. If I didn't I interpret you question correctly please let me know.

Hi Jon, Thanks for the interest and your question. The M300 will cut 1/8" acrylic, 1/8" wood. A rotary fixture will engrave on your glass tumblers. If you'd like to see a specific process of the machine please let me know and I'll create a video. Thanks for watching.

I would like to see the rotary fixture will engrave on a glass tumblers :-)@@kevingain5438

Hi James! Thanks for the question. You would not be able to print on black garments with this machine. Roland does sell vinyl printer/cutters that can do vinyl transfers. If you watch "ROLAND VG2 540 VINYL PRINTER_CUTTER" on KZbin kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3fMdnWea9Znna8 you'll get an idea of what it can do. The sample in the video is not a transfer but it's the same process.

Hi Michael, Thanks for watching and thanks for the question. We've done pocket areas before. Best thing to do is locate the area and square off the shirt with painter's tape. When putting the shirt in the cartridge, center the taped off area within the target center of the cartridge, remove the tape before you press the shirt. Let me know if that's not a clear explanation and I'll create a video for the pocket area.

@@kevingain5438 hi there, thank you that does make since. On the software when you make the print area smaller is there any option to move the print area or are you always stuck with it in the middle?

@@MichaelB-ry7hb Hi Michael, in the software you have the ability to move the image or text around anywhere. Thanks again for watching!

It's a different ball game nowadays Joe! COVID really threw us for a loop.

If you are a part of the courses you will be able to access it from our Canvas system in the district.

@@kevingain5438 how can I become part of the course

@@KtuluLeaderRise I thought you were one of my students. If there is a specific file you would like please email me at [email protected] and I can send you the file you would like.