Print and Cut | Lightburn | CO2 Laser

[@EdmondsWoodshop]

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[@tinkerbethels]

thanks so much for a great tutorial. I;ve been searching for one like this. More of these would be amazing.

[@davidcochran934]

Great video. Definitely will use in the future.

[@EdmondsWoodshop]

Great! Thanks

[@jojimonty2506]

Great video! Really helped speed up some pending work done!

[@EdmondsWoodshop]

Awesome!

[@amylindblade]

Great tutorial, but how did you print the Eagle?

[@EdmondsWoodshop]

The eagle was printed using a UV printer but there are other ways too such as sublimation.

[@amylindblade]

@@EdmondsWoodshop thank you.😊

[@antkn33]

Can you move the laser head with the buttons on the Ruida controller to align it to the crosshairs, or do you have to use the move window in Lightburn?

[@EdmondsWoodshop]

I adjust the speed on the ruida control panel to a very low number so I can make micro adjustments with the buttons.

[@laroycetankson3090]

what type of printer did you use?

[@EdmondsWoodshop]

I had it outsourced via UV printer

[@afbigfish1]

Did you outsource the printing?

[@EdmondsWoodshop]

In this case, I had a friend with a UV printer, but you can also use sublimation

[@afbigfish1]

@@EdmondsWoodshop Have you done something similar with sublimation? Does it turn out as good. Those colors on the eagle really pop, not sure if it would look as good with sublimation but I havent really tried it yet either.

[@EdmondsWoodshop]

Yea I’ve done smaller sublimation prints, but you’re right. The color isn’t as vibrant but still a good alternative to the expensive UV printer