How to engrave tumblers without a rotary - LightBurn Cylinder Correction

[@htl-customs]

That's way cool...can't wait to get a CO2

[@LSEngraving]

thanks man!!

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

*NICE!* Thanks for going step by step. Love the offset side!

[@LSEngraving]

the offset is now my favorite!!

[@Anthony-cz2it]

Wonderful video!

[@LSEngraving]

Thank you very much!

[@MakrTheory]

Great video. The mini big gulp is what I use as well. Big enough draw in a lot of fumes, but just small enough to fit under the arm of the tower for most of my lenses.

[@LSEngraving]

Thanks for sharing

[@jimmccall4599]

still trying to get the cylinder correction down this video is going to help a bunch, thanks patrick

[@LSEngraving]

you are welcome, sir!

[@davidelder5399]

Great video. Thanks for sharing the process

[@LSEngraving]

Thanks for watching!

[@geniusesunleashed2562]

Great video. Thanks for sharing!!

[@LSEngraving]

You bet!

[@karlomatuguinas9673]

Nice vid! Getting same c02 galvo with 20mm scan head and 6x beam expander ...

[@LSEngraving]

awesome!!

[@wizard1963uk]

Thank you

[@LSEngraving]

You're welcome

[@BeardedBuildsCo]

Great video! Thank you! I am curious why you decided to go with a six X beam expander rather than going up to a 20 X beam expander. What I am hearing from everyone is that for the best quality do you want a 20 X beam expander. What are your thoughts?

[@LSEngraving]

6x 2mm= 12mm beam entering the galvo head. i am going to try an 8x and 10x at some point with the 20mm head. with a 20x you would need a 40mm head which would be huge (don't know if the make them??) . 30watt, 175mm lens and 6x expander is what i decided since tumblers and cylinder correction would be the primary use.

[@Kenandlizabeehaven]

Have you tried burning pictures into greenware pottery

[@LSEngraving]

no, but that sounds like a great video topic!

[@rdcole11]

Like the video. Learned a lot. You mention a cleaner that you used. What's the name of it? I have been looking for something that works well.

[@LSEngraving]

enduramark Blu. its good stuff!

[@rdcole11]

Thanks.

[@Tankwiper]

Damn. 70 mm wide. With gantry CO2, there's only enough focal depth to engrave 40 mm wide image.

[@LSEngraving]

are you using a 4in lens on the gantry? i have settings to go 88mm wide on a 100mm bottle now!

[@Meowloki1]

Hey brother I saw I. A video you had a multi rotary tumbler disk. I cannot find that. Do you have the link?

[@LSEngraving]

i used the acrylic jigs that i make and sell with a 3d printed tumbler vise. My Remix: www.printables.com/model/445954-2-vise-base-for-light-source-engravings-rotary-tab

[@lizardfreakboy]

I have a JPT 50 wall fiber and a 300mm lens would that be a good combo for doing these also ?

[@LSEngraving]

absolutely! 300mm lens on a fiber is my preferred for tumblers and a 0.1 line space

[@lizardfreakboy]

I have tried a few and I really messed them up good. I guess I just didn't have the measurement right. I think your video will help me get it right next time.

[@plexilaska3450]

hi what's beam expander 6x? I don't understand :(

[@LSEngraving]

for a co2 galvo laser you have to make the beam bigger for the f theta lens to shrink it back down to proper size.