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You skipped over the input requirements. I am limited to 30amp service for my mobile home, will any of these work?

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Hello i will need you advice and i want to buy...am an artist and what to incorporate this to my creativity...can we talk more...please send me your email or number please. Good job sir

None of these are gaming desks. They are just L-shaped tables. LEDs doesn’t make it a gaming desk. And they all look like shite.

Amazing! We can supply the CNC cutter at the best price, no matter what materials. pls contact me if you need it, tks.

Great video thanks. Also great use of the word gibberish, should be used more for everyday use imho

All the chairs are over $200

I’m researching machines and although great info is given I want to smack this guy as he talks in this monologue clearly fake voice. If he’d just talk normal you could grasp info better. I hope he takes this feedback to heart as it’s exactly why I WOULDNT buy a machine through his links!! Talk as you would normally and ditch the “announcer” tone!!!!

Hows everyones mage holding up? Ive had a Halot Lite for the last year and its been incredible. The Ford Ranger of the printer world, couldnt ask for something better as a power user with a business. Sadly they dont make them anymore so im scoping out a future upgrade (if this thing ever breaks)

A truly great job on this video!

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i like how you gave suggestions for many cnc routers including starting out to more advanced and all the goodies that come along with each one. Great job on the video

Excellent intro to CNC for anyone thinking about getting a machine. Thanks for a well reasoned and organized video!

Was looking for a small keyboard to travel with back and forth to Italy from the U.S. This was helpful and entertaining, aiding me to feel more confident in my purchase! I only hope the mini usb b port on the m audio will hold up as some have said that it is not anchored well to the internal structure. Grazie mille Luigi!

I wish I watched your video yesterday before I rushed to buy one. I bought a Dobtian 4540 . At least it's got a 500w spindle. But took little notice of the power of the stepper motors and doesn't look as solid as a couple you recommend. Hope I haven't wasted $800🤞. A very informative video. Thank you.

I am just getting into CNC, so thank you, great video!😊

I dont have a USB for it (bought it used) what 3rd party USB will work for this printer?

it would be great to talk about painting! Thanks.

You posted so many options now I feel like I’m stuck to square one.. they all seem like good laser engravers

Looking for much bigger print options.

Help please! I’m sure you get this question a lot, I’m just doing this for hobby and farewell plaques for coworkers maybe sell a few pieces later. What’s a good quality, laser /cutter under $700? That will last, easy to use and best bang for buck? Would it be this one? Thank you!!!

i need CNC engraving machine for wood work spevcially for cricket bat scooping, can you please guide me for bestter machine for working and easy for learning to install programs.

Thanx for this video dude. I was about to purchase a mic but this video made me realize one of the best mics in my hand.

I think SLA printers are simpler. I mean the ones that use LCDs or DLPs are basically just that plus a tank with a moving surface. I mean they might be more annoying to use because of the resin and such, but as an object I think FDM printers are probably more complicated.

I have the 40watt and when doing an image even when I change the speed it doesn’t seem to go faster then 10000mm/min do you have any thoughts on how I can change anything to get the speed up

How much of a difference in performance/time does the Longer ray5 10w have over the sculpfun s9?

Thank you!

well done, excellent video

Is it good for brain fog caused by Hay Fever ❤

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Do they support 3d

Luigi, do you have any info about the new mage S thats coming out tomorrow ? I wanna order it but 0 reviews, nothing out

Pls can you make a video of this video in 2024

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I’m a rock and you’re a great teacher hands down. 7th vid in one hour. So getting one

Its problem is that it is super slow! Why do you repeat 1 to 5 seconds per layer like the brand says, that's a lie! It's 60 seconds per layer at least, stop telling lies, its speed doesn't reach 20 mm/h, it's 16 mm/h, nobody wants something that slow!

Thank you for your time and research much appreciated.

I see its quite a problem with reviewers. they basically get a test unit from manufacturer even b4 manufacturer has ben able to sort out all the bugs then it gets a bad review because of that. al the other videos ive seen the build plate seems like a rocket ship but on yours its slow and smooth. all the other videos it does not have a fep film but some other murky type film. the model print procedure seems to take 5 steps but on your its is a 2 click procedure and you get a preview. one guy, vogman even went as far as not extending the fan extension vent tube and saying its only 30cm long. what a knob! I have a phrozen mighty 8k but recently ran into a major design flaw with the printer which has caused it to seize up and sadly its not covered by the warranty. so there goes my $1000 printer ive only had for 2months and im eyeing this one as its currently less than $400 in my country. yes I know we are completely buttrhaped on the pricing in my cuntry. while cleaing the vat i spilled some resin out of the vat and it fell onto the drive gear which is completely exposed and it made its way into the housing and into the motor unit of the printer. its the equivalent of putting the petrol tank filler in the the engine compartment right next to the hot engine and hoping no one will spill a drop of petrol and blow up their car. its an incredibly stupid design

the price is ok for me but I'm undecided between the two about buying a (FDM) creality K1C or buying (SLA) Creality Halot-mage 8K . SLA is more cheaper than the FDM one for me and print quality is nicer but if the 8K screan after a while got dead pixel i think its gona be more expensive than i think . what do you think about that. which one do you think I should buy? i am living in turkey and K1C is about like 27.000 turkish liras and the HALOT-MAGE 8K about like 15.300 turkish liras please let me know your honest opinion

At around ONLY $600 😮😢

dude, you were made to do these videos, pure excellence

Howdy! My girlfriend wants me to make her some metal jewlery. What metals can this engrave out of the box / where do you source your dog tags? Cool video!

Thanks very much - a very well put together primer on CNCs

Longer ray 5, can you use a compute to run like a Mac computer

Thanks very much

So a quick correction then opens keyboard and life story falls out stepper motors are actually more powerful than servos ,servo are more accurate and can rotate faster however the flat torque of a stepper motor is actually stronger than a servo. But you will never see servos as small as you see steppers unless you're doing robotics. My recommendation is to skip the higher range small CNC machines and start with the cheaper options as were mentioned in the beginning of the video to understand how they work what they do. Then remember what you liked didn't like and what features you need because none of the aforementioned products that are more expensive are anywhere near as good as if you put some time effort and elbow grease into creating your own. If you're like me you'll understand the need for ball screws if your application has need for any sort of accuracy and stability. If you're looking for strength and stability stay away from belt drive machines they may be fast but the moment they encounter resistance you lose steps. Belt drive machines are fantastic for CNC laser engravers and 3D printing as they're both fast and accurate encountering no resistance encountered. If you're anything like me and you want to see the lights in the neighborhood dim when you turn on your CNC machine then you're probably going to want to go with ball screws and linear block slide rails and a steel frame. After much trial tribulation I came to a final design of a fixed Gantry meaning it stays firmly planted that I created out of concrete blocks using hardwood as the form unlike traditional steel mills though I'm a Gantry instead of a post coming over from behind. My z axis only moves up and down, my x and y are flat and mounted to the base. With this final setup I'm consistently able to take 3/4 inch deep cuts with a quarter inch end Mill into hardwoods at 1200 mm/min. I went down this rabbit hole with no other life obligations other than my dog and job. This hobby can definitely take up way more of your time than you expected. I blinked one day and 2 years and four CNC machines passed by. My first and only CNC router purchase was the 3018 Fox alien with a 300 watt spindle. I was unhappy with its capacity to cut anything. I could barely take an eighth inch deep cut into softwood yet it claimed to be able to Mill aluminum... Buy milk I think what it meant was leave marks with a v bit "engraving" Enjoy the rabbit hole!

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Is there a diode laser cutter that can cut HPL (high pressure laminate)?

Is this a good starter printer? Creality Ender 3 S1 3D Printer with Direct Drive Extruder CR Touch Auto Leveling High Precision Double Z-axis Screw Silent Board Printing Size 8.6X8.6X10.6in

One good tip, change the fep for NFEP. Game changer.