Kerf for Beginners

[@JasmineMitchell]

I've watched probably a million videos on kerf but this was by FAR the absolute BEST one I've seen! Thank you so so so much for sharing your knowledge with us!!

[@scottennis3397]

excelente explanation, very well presented! thank you! I really feel better about understanding kerf now!!

[@mattspawn1975]

I wish I had seen this video back when I first started with the laser. Your explanation is by far the best I have seen on KZbin after 8 months of watching beginner laser vids. I already had a good handle on it going in, but I have yet to see one that was this well explained. This is a gem that should have far more views than it does. Very well done!

[@troy5163]

As I watch this, it is a year old. Still perfect information and presentation!

[@aggieaquarist8470]

Wow, you are an excellent teacher. Concise and thorough at the same time. Thank you so much!

[@cliffgeter1105]

Thanks for taking me 'Kerfing'...By far the best tutorial explaining kerf on KZbin. Please more content....

[@tracygrott579]

You should be an instructor! I'm a visual learner myself and you did an amazing job of explaining the process while using real life examples and demonstrating it, that it all makes sense now! Thank you so much!😁😁

[@mikegreen7092]

Excellent explanation of kerf. Thanks so much. I hope you make more videos.

[@todds4101]

Great video! I've had a laser for quite some time but I'm finally trying to "stretch my boundaries" and try some things out of the ordinary. Great kerf explanation. Thanks for the video.

[@thomasswenddal772]

A lot of good info and thoughtfully presented. New Subscriber : )

[@jeffreymoore5037]

Fantastic job with the video and examples. Thank you!

[@SharonMehl]

I watched your "Using Kerf for Inlay Earrings" and that was really good. This video had even more details and really appreciate it! Thank you!

[@TheFalconJetDriver]

I have been working with lasers for about 4 years and woodworking for 50 years, your way of explaining kerf was wonderful. Using Lightburn I find that I use an outside kerf compensation and sometimes an inside depending on what I am doing. When ever you use your calipers rather that zero them wipe the jaws off fist you might find that there’s was debris between the jaws. Another way that demonstrates the kerf would be using a magnifying glass and showing the focal point Excellent video! 😀🛫

[@KenpoBill]

Very clear explanation.

[@karenhadden4980]

Great explanation! Thank you!

[@wildoakdesigns4469]

Yay! Thank you so much- I'm glad it was helpful! : )

[@vincentlekei1969]

Oh my well this may help me thanks ❤

[@amardeepsingh5827]

Good video great explanation.

[@markhaskins4421]

Brilliant thanks

[@asketchylady7220]

thank you

[@I-LOVE-EARTH]

Nice explanation. Not sure what software you use, but most allow you to input the Kerf and it figures out the cut for you.

[@SharonMehl]

Interested to know which ones do for future knowledge when I need to upgrade. I have a Glowforge and it does not.

[@I-LOVE-EARTH]

@@SharonMehl yeah, Glowforge refuses to allow 3rd party software. Lightburn is the industry standard and has this function.