MIND BLOWN new budget laser can do this! Longer Laser B1 30W desktop laser full review test & critic

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[@joshuadelisle]

HI guys I hope you found this review helpful, if you have any questions please feel free to ask and I look forward to hearing what you think. As my valued subscribers please enjoy these discounts: Coupon code($20 off): WELCOME LONGER B1 30w laser engraver (was $1,399.99 Sale price now with coupon $979): s.zbanx.com/r/VsKnemdacNuW Raffle has now ended and the winners will be announced shortly in an up coming update video. All the very best, cheers J

[@MR-ub6sq]

Hello Joshua, dear social media influencer :) One other video kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHOpoJ6lptlmjc0 says "kindness is in the little things"... So I appreciate when you present a greeting at the beginning of the video. Thanks for that! More and more social media influencers do not present a greeting in their videos. Some others did it before but gave up. To many people It's "just a little thing" and think that "Tuber just wants to get straight to the point". It's a little thing like a slip on a snowy slope causing a huge avalanche! Or if the jacket of the suit has one small thread frayed from the surface of the fabric, it is no anymore usable. What about leaving out a little greeting? Each video easily has thousands, tens of thousands and even hundreds of thousands of views. And when the same model is repeated in thousands of videos on numerous different channels. That's suddenly billions of views of influence. Young viewers in particular absorb influences without realizing it and eventually set a model for each other. And where does this lead? Most people in the world do not know what the Bible really is: The best and most reliable book of prophecy. Almost 2000 years ago, about the "last days" were written like this: "But know this, that in the last days Grievous times will be upon us. For men will be lovers of themselves, lovers of money, braggarts, arrogant, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy, without natural feeling, unyielding, slanderers , without self-control, savage, haters of good, betrayers, reckless, puffed up, lovers of Pleasure rather than lovers of God," (2 Timothy 3:1-4)

[@LaserNLeather1]

Compare n contrast videos that teach small details that increase our capability of using the machines are my favorite videos.

[@fewads]

@@MR-ub6sq Congratulations. I have never read something dumber than your comment.

[@cardlock]

Thanks! This is long. But I had to say thanks. You probably do not realize the effect one of these videos can have on a person. And way beyond the intended project. With me the actual project turned out to be me. I was (am) a very on the go DIY guy, and more of a DIYFEBY (or Do it yourself for everyone but yourself)). I would work in the office for 8 then in the shop or barn for 8. And loved every second. Three years ago I crushed my leg with a backhoe when avoiding wasp (I am allergic to ) I jumped on the back of the backhoe toe where it rotates and stepped on the and the outer stabilizer with my other foot and leaned in to turn it off. My belt was barely touching the electronic boom control lever. The boom slowly came around without me noticing when I leaned further in to look at guages and crushed my leg right above the ankle. Then I tried to make it uncrush and accidentally pivoted it cycled closed again. There was only a 12 mm of room. Once I opened it I swung the boom clear and jumped down on both legs, one which collapsed 5 inches. Then I laid there for hours before I was found. But with that, the ambulance ride, the 14 hours of surgery, etc I did not get a lot done that day. It was followed by a couple months in hospital and then several weeks in rehab. The leg lost all three arteries, shattered into 100 pieces, and stayed that way for a year and a half until some cocky idiot doctor was willing to operate on his idiot patient and throw a steel rod, some solder, titanium, JB weld, a hammer, chisel, popsicle sticks, a lever of a John Deere 2030 and some bronze plate and he brazed, glued, screwed and best it all together. And I had only gone him to have it cut off after other docs had said they could do nothing. But he said he had about a 5 percent chance of success with surgery and I had about the same for keeping it. Then he said I know I got my side covered because I know I am better than 95 out of 100. Doctors. And you seem to be a little cocky yourself so you want to give it a go. And I told him that sounded like great odds to me. And we were right. I put everything I had into getting better and stayed positive throughout. I can walk even run if I have to. But I used up everything I had mentally to get well. And then I hit a wall. I have been stuck mentally ever since. Just not able to get going. My wife said it was the traumatic event. But I can't think of anything that happened😉. Anyway, about a month ago I am moping around. My wife turns on the TV and grabs my phone. She goes on KZbin and searched something and randomly pulled up a video of yours on KZbin and started it on the TV and she said do something like this. Just go out to the shop and get going. It kooks like something you would do. I watched it and a couple more of yours and Boom. It was like the energy poured back into me. I went out to the shop and started cleaning up. Making room for a laser. It was a long story but I had to say thanks. So use this 100 bucks to save another person. Like I said, you never know.. I owe you bud! My name is Jim by the way. Nice to meet. I might bother you later with a question. By then we might be good friends. You never know!!!!

[@joshuadelisle]

Jim it's my absolute pleasure, thank you so much for your kindness and encouragement. Your message actually made me tear up a little. I know what it's like to be in a dark pit and I can only thank God that I got pulled out of it. I'm really glad you've pulled yourself up and getting stuff done and better yet having fun too. I like to think I only fail when I've given up so if I don't give up I never fail, I now find that I now see life's obstacles as an opportunity to learn a new way round, it's challenging but there is always a way around. Feel free to ask anything you like whenever you like. All the very best. Cheers J

[@kentieber7309]

That table turned out awesoome. Loved watching the process of making it and learned some more about homemade tools used for forming. Thank You

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much for watching. Cheers J

[@jasonc9397]

Great idea and well executed! Nice to see you back in the forge! Cheers!

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. Cheers J

[@johnmccanntruth]

I like you’re building videos as well, but the nice thing about ones like these is knowing the difference between these products.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you John. I'm glad you're getting a lot out of it. Cheers J

[@julesmarcu5635]

Thanks Very informative. Love your blacksmith skills, even though that project was rushed it still looks good.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. Next time I would like to spend more time designing and finishing it properly. Cheers J

[@brucerasmussen3305]

Very keen on a video about the design process. Thanks again Josh. Cheers, Bruce.

[@joshuadelisle]

I'll definitely do that. Cheers J

[@fmh357]

I love watching decorative blacksmithing. It's a truly great art form.

[@podman63]

What a result with the stone well done great review diode lasers have come along way

[@joshuadelisle]

It's so cool, they're getting much more practical. Cheers J

[@pappy1812]

Great review as always Joshua. Really nice to see you back at the anvil on this one. The stone engraving was really unexpected and might just have given me a reason to get one. On one of your other raffles you said it was to raise money for the samaritans. As a long standing samaritan volunteer I just wanted to say thank you. The charity always needs donations and in doing so you will have helped to save lives. Keep up the great work and give us some more blacksmithing. Your a very talented guy.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. They're a great charity. I'll be certain to do more charity raffles in the future. Cheers J

[@kaboom-zf2bl]

@@joshuadelisle next time open your beer with a laser LOL ... and build beer cooler end table light stand for the relaxation part at the end ;)

[@joshuadelisle]

@@kaboom-zf2bl lol may have to try that. Cheers J

[@kaboom-zf2bl]

@@joshuadelisle gives you a chance to outfit a man spot ... and still do video's;)

[@redhankyteddy]

i really enjoyed your workmanship on this little table. i was very impressed. keep up the good work sir

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you Glenn you're very kind. Cheers J

[@paragonn22]

Excellent review and table!!!! Thanks!😀

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. Cheers J

[@DIYisitONFIRE]

Hey Joshua, New subscriber here in the states. Marvelous reviews on the lasers. Realy helpful and you manage to hit all the questions I would have asked.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much, I'm glad it was helpful. Cheers J

[@TheJonesy555]

Great presentation. I remember nearly 20 yrs ago collecting a bucket of stones off the beach in North Wales and laser engraving 'Property of Conway Borough Council' just as an April Fool joke on my school kids.

[@joshuadelisle]

Lol nice. Cheers J

[@babbagebrassworks4278]

Make fake fossil rocks?

[@castlecodersltd]

Great skills, great video. Thanks ☺

[@stevesloan6775]

I love your continuing Celtic design theme.😊 Keep up the great work

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. It is said that weaving fibres contains the knowledge of the universe probably because it's a creative form of pure mathematics which is why the Celts looked at knot work as sacred. Cheers J

[@thepagan5432]

Came across this post and found it very interesting, thank you. The review was very good and honest, a rare thing sometimes, so I subbed and liked and now off to see your back catalogue 👍

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. There is a big variety to catch up on. Cheers J

[@NorthVanDukeOfDirt]

You, Sir, are a true Renaissance man! I'm impressed with the range and quality of your skills as well as with your artistic abilities. That's a tough combination and yet you make it look easy. After a life-time in business, I thoroughly enjoy both your presentation style and your no-nonsense, get-to-the-point delivery. I also value the content as you hone in on the facts and then, when the time for opinions has arrived, you make your thoughts known clearly and concisely. I have subscribed and look forward to seeing many more videos from you going forward. Thank-you!

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much for your kind support. I've lots lots more to come. In fact a little too much as I'm struggling to keep on top of projects lol. Cheers J

[@beowulf1417]

Got recommended your video on the Acmer by the algorithm, check in a bit later and this is in my feed. Couldn't have come at a better time since I'm wanting to get a new laser CNC, currently got a vevor 3040 15W. It's alright but need something a bit more solid so things like this and Acmer are great to see. Also digging the format and presentation as well. So liked and subscribed. 🤙

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much, I'm glad it was helpful and if you need any more information or want to see a certain test done let me know and i'll do what I can in the next video. cheers J

[@JamesSmith-vb5xr]

Thank you for the verse.

[@joshuadelisle]

You're welcome. Cheers J

[@4whlsatv4life]

My friend just ordered this unit. I'm excited for him. I had the latest one from IKIER and I sent mine back because it came improperly assembled. This was a great review, and your craft is superb.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. I've got the 40w and IR modules to show soon for this model. All the very best. Cheers J

[@battonfive]

Thanks for the look around and examples off this machine. Really useful to be able to see it in action before consider getting a laser etcher/cutter. Really enjoyed the vid. Cheers

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. I'm glad it was helpful. Cheers J

[@spustatu]

This is my first time watching any of your videos. I can see why that viewer said they missed the days when you made stuff. The blacksmithing of the table legs was super cool.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. Lot more to follow up. Cheers J

[@edkennedy1166]

Great video!

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. Cheers J

[@SchysCraftCo.]

Wow. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge On. Fab On. Weld On. Keep forge lit. Keep Making. God bless.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much, God bless you. cheers J

[@larswright1015]

Thank You, very cool

[@w4bbitseezin]

you can use a combination of incremental movements (G91) and absolute movements (G90) to position the machine for the next cut

[@perspectivex]

That's amazing you can cut stone so well with it. I think your product review videos are very good, concise and cover all the important specs and usage. I hope I can win it. :)

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much, your support means a lot and enables me to spend the time to test these new tools for real world use. I wish you all the very best and if you need any more information or a certain test done please feel free to ask. cheers J

[@chrisciraldo4935]

@@joshuadelislesir I’m about to place a order for this is the 20w enough for stone or should I spend the extra $200 for 30 I couldn’t find any warranty info or a cover to put it inside any help Is much appreciated

[@joshuadelisle]

@@chrisciraldo4935 Hi Chris. I've not tested a 20w on stone yet. The more powerful the better in my opinion and if you can stretch to a xTool D1 40w you won't be disappointed as they have great customer service too. I'm releasing a video on the cost effective laser next week and I talk about the different price points in that video. All the very best. Cheers J

[@BruceCarlson]

Thanks Josh, I'm considering a laser and found your reviews to be the most informative. I will follow you from here.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. Lots more to come. Cheers J

[@dbarnclay]

Nice one Josh👍 Love the forge work

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you Dan. Cheers J

[@johnnyc.5979]

Wow, impressed with your talent, and the capability of these machines, great stuff. Subbed...

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. Cheers J

[@farscape3100]

its been interesting seeing how many laser cutters are out there, but yes dont forget the build videos as well 😊😊

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. We'll see what happens. Cheers J

[@4_am]

Thanks really intresting! I am inching ever closer to biting the bullet and getting a laser cutter.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you, they're great and constantly improving. I think i calculated its £33 per optical watt that your paying for on a diode. on the new ones I didn't mention that they are improving the air flow and cooling of the diode so they last much longer on 100% power also. I've got a new one from Comgrow to show soon which is the cheapest 30w in the market. cheers J

[@acecrowncat1439]

Awesome craftsmanship. I m subscribing

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. Cheers J

[@acecrowncat1439]

​@@joshuadelisle I enjoy your channel. Can you please do some engravings with tile's and granite? I would love to see how they do the job.

[@Lou.B]

Fascinating video! Thank You!

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you for watching. Cheers J

[@JR-el7et]

Great review, thanks. You are making me think about investing in a laser cutter 😀

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you, I hope my videos help you make a wise decision, I have more to review soon, one is even cheaper and another is more advanced. cheers J

[@SantaDragon]

That machine is so crazy. Could really work out a complete grave stone engraving in once.

[@The-Kool-_-Aid-Man74]

Im sooo sleepy but sooo interested

[@BigBlueMotors]

Now these machines are getting more powerful and more useful. I was impressed by the stone engraving. I might be tempted to make some grave markers for poor Irish great, great grandparents who couldn't afford markers, so many years ago. Maybe some type of long lasting epoxy with UV protection to make the markers last many years, even after the epoxy wears off. Keep up the reviews and forging. Love that table. Too bad shop classes have been eliminated in US middle and high schools.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. That would be a great thing to do to remember loved ones. It is a great shame all our governments do not want their people to have self sufficient skills and instead teach our children to be slaves to corporations instead. Cheers J

[@shirothehero0609]

My shop class was the one class I couldnt wait to get to every day. Even as a computer nerd back in the day, I found a love for woodworking because of that class. even got a 'best of show' for the year for my project, lol. Now that was in the 90's, but it absolutely crushes me as well that kids dont get to have that same experience I did. the USA forgot about the trades - metalworking, wood working, etc. They pushed hands on kids to hands off industries and its showing today in a big way.

[@joshuadelisle]

@@shirothehero0609 that's right and it's the same here in the UK. People who can build their own stuff don't buy stuff so they lose tax money. They want mothers to work, kids indoctrinated and men to be useless so they have complete control. Cheers J

[@DireWolfForge]

Love watching you do your thing, Josh. Keep up the content man. Love that table… especially the legs. The punched and twisted vine legs are amazing! Thanks brother.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. I think I'm going to improve that design further and make a bigger table. Cheers J

[@kingjamez80]

Great video.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. Cheers J

[@philippike3983]

Just found your channel, love the topic. Very entertaining and informative.😊

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. Cheers J

[@montymontgomery2471]

Outstanding video, thank you

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you Monty. Cheers J

[@jamesfrancom8100]

that is pretty impressive. I had no idea they could cut 50 mm materials.

[@femctadej]

Amazing metalwork.

[@joshuadelisle]

You're very kind. Thank you. Cheers J

[@julious3603]

very awesome video! very talented mate!

[@joshuadelisle]

You're very kind. Cheers J

[@coreyperez13]

I am pleased to let you know I enjoyed this video (and especially your heater videos). My wife's chickens were LOVING the heater when we got down to -24f (-31c)

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. I'm glad it helped. Cheers J

[@yt2mail]

Danke für das gute Video.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. Cheers J

[@michaelmason5459]

The pebbles would make nice memory stones in your garden, or around pond to remember pets or places you've been . Really good review. Regards Mick

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you Mick.Thats a really good idea, I also thought of using them as plant label markers. I'll be adding those options to my Etsy shop for sure. cheers J

[@HerrNiclas]

Interresting for me since I´m thinking of buying a laser cutter. Thumbs up!

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. Lots more to come. Cheers J

[@007JHS]

Enjoyed the lasering... the smithing was very good to watch

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much, I'm glad you liked it. cheers J

[@007JHS]

@@joshuadelisle I have a sculpfun pro 20, yet to commission it into service.. with your smithing I was impressed with your use of the magnetic induction coil... a very modern innovation to traditional smithing.... By the way I have no smithing skills whatsoever... only ever made good metal into scrap at high school... but will bash a piece of metal into shape for some practical application if I have to... Oh and I do mean bash... no finesse at all.

[@spanners7145]

great video i am a new watcher i am glad i found you on youtube

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. Lots more to come. Cheers J

[@gerard5073]

Great inscription it's amazing what can be achieved with a little prayer and fasting 😉

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. There is power in it if simply coming against something with authority doesn't work. Cheers J

[@andysPARK]

Very nice

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. Cheers J

[@noutram1000]

I don’t know if you caught this in the news but researchers in Japan have just created a new solid state laser that is 10x the power of existing lasers (5W>50W) and they think it can go much higher. This is going to allow home metal sheet cutting.

[@joshuadelisle]

Nice I'll check that out. Cheers J

[@The8bitking]

this was great

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. cheers J

[@GeoffreyDjango]

Really great 👍🏾

[@mrburns366]

Every man wants a longer laser... 😁

[@paulkearsley9509]

very good

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. Cheers J

[@totherarf]

Nice Stag! ......... The rest of the video was quite good too! Cool points (for me at least) Watching you make something cool. Pointing out the less than perfect parts of the beast. Marrying different crafts together! ..... oh and Etching Rock!

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much, yep there is a full tutorial on how I made that stag. I'm glad you enjoyed it and got something out of it. cheers J

[@totherarf]

@@joshuadelisle I thought it was, but was not sure! There should be a word for stuff like that. A blend of Art and Craftmanship!

[@joshuadelisle]

@@totherarf thank you I guess it could be part of the arts and crafts movement. Cheers

[@DavidBattistella]

Just a wonderful video. Thank you!

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. Cheers J

[@Steff320i]

I clicked on this to learn about the laser cutter, but I stayed because of your incredible blacksmithing skills. I am in awe and I enjoy watching you working that iron more than the stupoid laser cutter. Subscribed.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. I've done a lot with blacksmithing but those videos aren't very popular for some reason. Cheers J

[@jessen00001]

Great video. True art if you ask me

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. Cheers J

[@chmedlychmedenstein916]

That looks like it might be a Laser Tree brand module. The 30W unit on aliexpress looks very similar except it has a display near the top (for temperature?) and I think the air assist might enter on the right instead of the left. I didn't realize these things were under a grand for something with that much power now. I'm interested to install one onto an existing CNC machine...

[@calvinhall1405]

Just awesome honest content , great to see your skillset in action .. very nice work indeed , these hobby Laser engravers are stepping up big time , we have 30 Grand piece of laser tech at work that's not a patch on this albeit for indusrtial use but these new ones your reviewing are great for the small wanna makers :-)

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. Wow and for £30k you could kit out a large workshop with 30 of these lasers. That's a lot of projects going on at once.... how long they last only time will tell. Cheers J

[@calvinhall1405]

@@joshuadelisle thanks for reply , for the hobbyist you know not gonna pay industrial money for kit an d Hhose aint big enough as is lol . but bang for bucks and reasonable expectations you get what you pay ... Hell least you can reppurpose the rest if the laser module dies LOL . cheers Joshua

[@joshuadelisle]

@@calvinhall1405 thank you. Cheers J

[@stormrise5330]

What a great video. Thanks Josh :-) I'm looking as adding laser engraving to the skillset, and am looking for a good, budget starter machine. These reviews help narrow the selecton (and add to the knowledge!) Cheers!

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. Cheers J

[@1lightheaded]

Brilliant

[@SCARLETBIRDS]

play room is loose belt play, it needs to be much tighter or there will be more shift when working, when the laser moves back and forth leaving that gap it's likely the belt taking up slight slack causing it

[@christiansrensen3810]

Great vid All Mechanical switches have a pressure point. Depending on speed, the trigger point can be different from time to time. But easy fix, is change them for some optical end switched.. they cost next tp nothing...that will fix the homming.

[@joshuadelisle]

Nice. Thank you. Cheers J

[@gregsch300]

Loved the video Joshua. Does this machine engrave clear Acrylic?

[@joshuadelisle]

No it's not the right wave length. A CO2 laser can or IR modules. Cheers J

[@mehimrc1314]

Kamikaze flys are a real thing 😂 they love abit of white gloss. Love the half review half build best way to see the machines full potential 👍

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. Cheers J

[@stevesloan6775]

You do give me a good positive chuckle! Keep it up. 🇦🇺🤜🏼🤛🏼😎🍀😂

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. Cheers J

[@matsank]

Nice video as usual. I would really like to see what happens if you combine a laser and powdercoating powders. Both on wood and metal, maybe get some "colour" engravings.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. Yes that would be interesting. Cheers J

[@arnoldbailey7550]

Regarding homing: set the software to home 5mm from the stops after triggering. I would also get rid of mechanical stops and use light stops. They are far more accurate due to lack of moving parts.

[@joshuadelisle]

I think there is a setting I can change also to allow a faster home. I generally move it by hand close to home like you said. Cheers J

[@Glenn-Reviews]

Moody Great that’s all I can say. I have been after a laser cutter for a while but the other half has the purse strings!!!! £5 would be easy to get approved😊. Great videos.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you cheers J

[@DarrenFeeney]

Yet another cracking video. A man of your talents making things and the amount of laser machines you have reviewed now, have you ever thought about making your own laser machine. Might be a nice wee project for your KZbin channel. Thanks again. Away to try and win my first laser.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you Darren. Yes I thought of taking all the good parts of my selection and building a Frankenstein laser. I'm not going to do that as I keep raffleing them off but I have a couple old 10w versions with offline controllers that I'll use to build my big cnc plasma table.

[@babbagebrassworks4278]

Those engraved stones are pretty amazing, worth playing with speeds and power to see if you get colours like slate. For production of 2-3mm plywood model kits this should be fast enough and much cheaper than CO2? 6 combined lasers means the spot/kerf size will be a little bit bigger but diode lasers have smaller kerf than CO2 anyway.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you. I think these 30-40w lasers are very practical and just as fast as my 50w CO2 on thin plywood. The dot size to me is better as you are engraving a wider surface so you can turn up the dpi and therefore the engravings are quicker. For cutting you'll be using an kerf offset so there is no difference between any laser dot size when it comes to cutting as long as the dot is square and not rectangular. Cheers J

[@TobyFireandSteel]

Another good looking one 👏👏👏

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you but what about the laser?... 😉 Cheers J

[@TobyFireandSteel]

@@joshuadelisle haha yeah I guess that looks fine too lol

[@McGutschy2]

Man, great easy going video. Not exact my stuff but really near enough. Cheers! 😉

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. What is your preference, I'm curious? Cheers J

[@McGutschy2]

@@joshuadelisle I`m more in arduino. The next machine I hope for will be a DIY CNC Router. kzbin.info/www/bejne/maXcfZ2Ffcxqd8k . One of my long term goals is a eternal washing machine, in the meaning of you can fit every motor, every pump or heater cause of 3D printing inside. And with a touch screen, in theory, it`s all no problem to run it. Just today testing a cooling solution for my apartment. A nice simple task. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6q9ooeXiq2bj6M . I made it 4 times bigger, but it will not complete this weekend. Also today I will go forward in emacs an editor for prgramming. In the moment this is my top video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWfWhomHiJylptk . And thanks for asking. 🙂

[@timjackson5555]

How about one for engraving in hardened steel?

[@aldoverdugo921]

Man, awesome job on your videos, just ordered my Falcón because of them. I have a sugestión, with all the lazers you have and tested can you make a video on how to maintain and keep them working for a long time. I don't want to get mine and brake it on my Firs try. That's it and thank you.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. I recommend always using an air assist and run on 80% power and no more for the longevity. Cheers J

[@zodzod9378]

Josh finally just caught up on all your vlogs very good mate ! When will you make the big CNC or laser ? Little john from chichester

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. I've not got room for it yet but it's definitely on the list. Cheers J

[@arasin.staubly]

VERY informative! 8 )

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. more lasers coming shortly. cheers J

[@petejones6827]

the edge of that cut looks just like our waterjets cutting granites edge

[@cassiewilliamson4745]

So happy I found your channel. Thank you so much for the info. I just subscribed . I am considering buying a laser to increase my scope of work. I am an artist and sign maker. Its a bit over whelming with all of the choices out there. Especially for someone that knows absolutely nothing about lasers. My main goal is to be able to cut about 1/2" or less wood letters and names to use on the signs I make and sell. my shop is in the basement of my home. Do you have a recommendation for me? Cheers!

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. The creality falcon2 40w is currently my favorite for price, performance and quality. I'm hoping to test out the new 60w soon. Cheers J

[@mowburnt]

Liked, subscribed and entered! Lovely machine and a great video.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. All the very best. Cheers J

[@iandonkin6762]

Great content as always - do I need to buy any of these; no, but if I did, I know where I would check for recommendations before purchasing 👍

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. Cheers J

[@lenbrown9790]

Great channel Joshua! I just started looking for a diode laser that will cut 6mm plywood cleanly in one pass and your reviews have been helpful. I'm drawn to the Neje Max 4 (a beautiful colour!) - have you considered reviewing this model?

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. I've been in touch with Neje but nothing ever comes about. I've got a few others to show very soon and some 3D printers too. then it's back to metal work and casting. cheers J

[@tysnesfiskaren893]

I just got this laser. Haven't got a clue what I'm doing but slowly learning. Hopefully it won't be to difficult

[@joshuadelisle]

Well done. I recommend using Lightburn as the software. There are lots of tutorials on using it on KZbin. Feel free to comment a question if you get stuck. Cheers J

[@schnizzyfizz7832]

These are cool. But do remember all it takes is for the beam to reflect off something for a split second to permamently mess up your vision in the eyeball the laser glint hits. There is no safety hood here, it's all in the open. All fun and games until it very suddenly is not. Respect lasers! I would either build some kind of enclosure with safety switches or have it in some closed off room where I nobody is there whilst it runs. I would not want to be anywhere in line of sight of this when it runs. You are essentially buying a half built laser here.

[@MrBlack99199]

I really hope he was waring decent safety glasses

[@1MartinWaite]

Nice machine and good review as per normal. Thanks.

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you Martin. Cheers J

[@The-Quinta]

Wow! Just stumbled on your channel. You sir! Make me look positively useless. 😂 nice one! You’ve gained a subscriber. 😎👍🏼

[@joshuadelisle]

I'm sure you're not. Thank you so much. Cheers J

[@coldmorningcoffee101]

Hi , I'v just discovered your channel and this is the first video I've seen and I'm pretty excited about it. That's a pretty cool workshop. I admire the use of the old and the new technologies and I look forward to seeing more of them blended together, although I agree, they didn't quite marry together in your table which was still a nice display of those different technologies. The laser cuts are just too perfect sitting alongside the rustic arts of the forge. One question, in this price range, is this the laser engraver that you would recommend ?

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. It's got a lot of good points but if you're willing to spend a little more I would go for the xTool D1 40w as you get a lot more laser for your money with that. I'm releasing a video on the comgrow Z1 pro 20w which is very good value for what you get but isn't as good as this one. I would say the Longer B1 30w is the best mid range between the two I mentioned. Cheers J

[@coldmorningcoffee101]

@@joshuadelisle Yes, XTool with 40w looks excellent for my level. The tech is moving fast but I gotta bite the bullet and go for it. Might get another before I'm finished. Thanks for your response. Now get back to work 💥Looking forward to more builds. Also, shoutout to your excellent community of commentators. So much knowledge shared here. True power of the interwebs. To see how that Chinese made, German designed oil heater installation evolved over a couple of vids was really something magic.

[@binarymirror8534]

Thorough review - nice table - have you given thought to doing a raffle on things you build?

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. Yes I definitely will be in the future build videos. Especially when I start making my sculptures again. Cheers J

[@ljprep6250]

That is one freaking nice, capable laser! Love your artistic leg curlicues on the table, too. Hmm, sell my 40WOO CO2 laser and 5WOO diode laser and spring for the 40WOO Longer @ $1,399? I'm sure tempted. // The homing miscue is a potential killer, though. Maybe that's why it homes slower. Remounting the power module and protecting the terminals would be a 15 minute fix...

[@joshuadelisle]

yes a 40w Longer is a good one to get, I'm just revewing the Creality 40w as we speak. coming soon. cheers J

[@DavidLeets]

Would you be willing to sell that design of the positive/negative table top that you did on the Longer Laser B1? Thanks!

[@fookingsog]

Nice Table, Joshua!!!🤗 I'm just surprised you didn't make some kind of hammered edge banding for the top or a steamed and bent wood strip edge?!🤔

[@joshuadelisle]

Definately somethiong to consider for the next table build, in fact I want a slab of cherry or walnut and engrave a recess for a veneer inlay in the next one. cheers J

[@tkknivesczechrepublicoffic4278]

man, what the fuck, just "hold up a minute" very skilled effortless forging right there... beautiful also

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you you're very kind. It's nothing compared to what I used to forge if you want to check on my oldest videos. Cheers J

[@user-iv5gh8ph9j]

I love watching decorative blacksmithing. It's a truly great art form.. I love watching decorative blacksmithing. It's a truly great art form..

[@joshuadelisle]

Thank you so much. Cheers J

[@julienduvoyage]

Thanks for the super cool review! 🙏🏻 Assuming you want to engrave or cut something in a very large wood panel (larger than the working surface of the laser cuter) is there a technique that allow splitting the process into multiple step where you move the wood panel between each cut session ? Hope you understand my question.

[@joshuadelisle]

Yes there is. I hope to do a video on it soon. Cheers J