Creating Drawer Trays - Using Lasers in the Real World

[@jacka.williamsjr.8066]

Great idea Steve!!

[@SteveMakesEverything]

Glad you think so!

[@andyberry2080]

Thank you!! This is exactly what I've been looking for. Much appreciated.

[@SteveMakesEverything]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rodrigoborquez2510]

Thank you Steve! This is very helpful and inspiring.

[@SteveMakesEverything]

You're very welcome!

[@JAWSFREE]

Lightburn short cut tip, select object then hit . or , to rotate 90 degrees.

[@SteveMakesEverything]

:-) My brain only holds so many keyboard shortcuts. I tend not to use shortcuts in videos because then it looks like magic is happening when viewers watch.

[@yomboprime]

Wow, that fits perfectly. I subscribed just yesterday because I bought a 20 W laser. Thanks for the videos.

[@SteveMakesEverything]

Thanks for the sub, and welcome to the channel!

[@angelvazquez288]

love your videos steve!

[@SteveMakesEverything]

Glad you like them!

[@ErickMclaren-d8m]

this video is so helpful.

[@SteveMakesEverything]

This makes me happy!😀

[@Tearstank]

Awesome video, you really make it looks simple, I use your videos now that I am learning my new P2 laser :-). Thanks a lot!

[@SteveMakesEverything]

Thanks. The P2 is a fine laser to start our journey. 80% of channel member have diode laser but I do try to make project that will work with CO2 lasers as well.

[@beavercreekdesign]

Great video!

[@SteveMakesEverything]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Youbetterwatchthesetoo]

Thank you very much, it helped me a lot.

[@SteveMakesEverything]

Glad it helped!

[@Davesshoppe]

Nice application for your new toy Steve! Do you need to wear safety glasses when using this machine?? Thanks! Dave

[@SteveMakesEverything]

Definitely if you don’t have it in an enclosure. I normally do except when recording

[@maxpouser]

Thanks for the video! Would you choose this laser or the 33w acmer for this type of job? And why? Thanks!

[@SteveMakesEverything]

Both are great lasers that will produce similar results, so I don't think you could go wrong with either. The Algolaser does use some improved technology to dynamically adjust the beam size for better engraving/cutting, whereas the Acmer is a more traditional design that relies on raw power to cut but scales power down nicely for engraving (though it has a larger beam size)