Відео

Thanks very much

Thanks very much. It is used to blow chemicals into your roof or over plants to stop pests. Yes it's very noisy 😅

Merci je comprends maintenant 😊

@@monpote5261 I'm glad. Please check out some of my other projects if you have time.

💙

It comes in a paint tin, I got it from the paint shop, it smells like paint, it mixes like paint, it has to dry like paint, it cleans up like paint, I used a paint brush to put it on, I had to let it dry like paint, the instructions are the same as paint, the warnings are the same as paint. It's not paint ?

Just about, these are not the droids your looking for

Thanks buddy much appreciated 👍

Still my favorite project out of all of them buddy 👍

Lol nice one I like it 👍 thanks for watching

Thank you for checking it out. Not my usual type of project, trying to expand my viewer range. Apparently you can sell flat packs of these types of projects for good money. Did you get your self an enclosure yet ?

@@Austeration I have not gotten an enclosure yet, but it’s on the list. You’ll definitely be able to sell those flat packs! Best of luck! Happy Tuesday!

@@UpAllNightDIY Nar I don't have time for that sort of thing. Night now, enjoy your day

Thanks, I'm glad I did, looking at it now it would have just looked wrong if I didn't.

Thanks, they came from the same batch as the last lot. Might have just been a little cleaner though.

Thank you for watching 👍 please share with your friends

Thank you 🌹

Thank you my friend. I got some cutting boards but no spoons just yet. I need to try this out Soon 😀

Thanks buddy 👍

Thanks very much Steve, it's actually Kerosene. For some reason in Australia it comes like that.

Thank you for your reply. Here in England, they used to sell a paraffin called esso Blue for lamps and heaters

@@stevethegreasemonkey that's cool, did it stink out the room like Kero does at all?

@Austeration from what I have heard about it, no it had low smell and burnt cleaner in lamps and other paraffin equipment. There was also alladin pink, unfortunately. You can't get either now

@@stevethegreasemonkey that's very interesting Thanks for the information. I might see if they have any available here

Thanks very much. Wow that sounds like a pretty cool job your daughter had 👍

Thanks very much my friend 👍

I like the glue pallet, on the back of the cup ! Nice

The sand texture, I presume? Game changer

Was not expecting that WOW 😮😊

Well done 👏

@@doinsngoins Thanks Steve much appreciated as always 👍

Cheers Brian

Thank you very much 🙂

Yes I did. Is that ok ?

Thanks very much for those kind words. The label is a water transfer that I made. You can buy A4 sheets of it and just use your printer to make what ever you like. Greetings from AUSTRALIA

@@Austeration Thank you for the information about the water transfer label. I'm still wondering how your image was made. Is it a photo? A scan? A reconstruction? If so, with which software? Photoshop or another program? And finally, the printing. Laser printer? Inkjet? I have many questions, but I am sure you have the answers, which will be very instructive. Many thanks again.

@@amsterdambakeliteI constructed it my self. From memory I think I used Microsoft Exel to get all the spacing correct. The water transfer paper I purchased was specifically for inkjet printers but I gave it a clear coat afterwards for added protection.

Thanks for watching. No I haven't tried those yet, not really my thing sorry.

Thanks very much 😃

Thanks Busy Bee. Glad it helped. What program are you using ? I'm using LightBurn they have their own channel that show lots of tips and tricks.

Thanks for watching Steve that's much appreciated. I ended up purchasing the widest oil lantern wick I could find on eBay and cut that to size. It did the job but if your after something more genuine I did find a few sites that offered something more original. Hope that helps.

Thanks for watching Alfredo. You could use this but you really need a rotary attachment that turns the Yeti. Not sure if Vevor offer these or not. Check out the link and take a look. Hope that helps. Please let me know if you have another questions 👍

Thank you Douglas, very much appreciated. Please check out some of my other projects if you have some time 😀

Thank you 👍

Thank you very much 👍

Thank you Kenneth, much appreciated

Thanks RaggedyAtom hope you enjoyed the video 👍

Yes I know thanks 👍 my bigger one broke the day before I filmed this.

Hi Jeff this unit is only the 5W version. Yes I still have it and no it does not come with cross hairs. I generally use the framing option with lightburn to map out the alignment. Are you looking at getting one and will it be your first laser ?

@@Austeration No I have the xtool S1 40Wand F1 and wanting an open laser just to engrave on stove top covers , looking for a 20 W to do this

@@jeffbarnes2014 oh cool I also have the S1 and 4 other open lasers none of them have cross hairs like the S1

Lightburn

It's free for 30 days if you are looking at testing it out.

@Austeration thank you! Have you used lasergrbl? Thats the one I was looking at but not sure which option would be more user friendly as I'm a beginner at this.

@@mikes786 Yes I think I tried that out first but I found Lightburn so much easier to use and had way more options that suited my needs. If you haven't tried it I recommend you do. There are plenty of tutorials that show you lots of tricks on how to use it. Also there are a number of laser groups on Facebook that offer help and free laser cutting files. Another thing you can check out a site called Thingiverse. It has lots of 3d printing projects but if you type in thingiverse and laser cut into search it will come up with hundreds of free laser projects. Check that out for sure 👍👍👍 I wish you luck. Yell out if you need any help. I'm no expert but I'll help if I can.

@Austeration thank you! I really appreciate the info and will for sure look into that! 🙏🏽

Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed it

Thanks for watching Alan 👍

I thought there was an LED, the fan should run on the laser head also. Make sure the stop button is not pushed in by twisting it the button should be up and the key on. Try that first

@@Austeration Thanks! I didn't realize you had to twist the stop button to release it!

@@vchiang1 all good 👍 so your all sorted then. Have fun. Don't forget to check out the free 30 day trial of Lightburn