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Can't be cheaper than my $0.69 cent engraving pen from temu lol IDK how to even work it

How handy! Thank you for sharing! (Gunna try myself….glorping noted)

great job.

Very helpful but all the eyeballing is making me suffer

Link to buying ?

How much did the laser cost

❤THANK YOU for Sharing!❤

Goats look so cool. However, I am a bit afraid of those horns. Even without them, they hit pretty hard. Yard maintenance would be so much easier though :)

What if you do this on fat bulldog? It's pretty heavy then. 😅

Do you have a link for the wide angle lens??

Where are your dogs teeth?

Please don’t hold the object in your hand pointing the flame at your hand, smh../

Get off your tumb

Perfect, my Monport GI60 came with the internal dot four inches away from the other two.

This is gold! I learned a lot from your joint video! Thank you so much!

i use to own a couple of dogs. i never trimmed their nails why do you? they aren’t human

Still highly interested in these projects. How is it going. Make anymore of them or upgrade/update Jason? Love this idea, seems like a winner!!

imagine the waste printing this on a bamboo 😵‍💫

Hi Mr. Kraft I have an important question for you. Can you connect with me on my email. Looking forward to hearing from you. Thank you

That is truly amazing and brilliant too, bravooooo 👏👏👏👏

Thanks for this, very helpful! My focus lasers are not lit up at all, any idea what is wrong?

I really love your design, is there any way you'd be willing to share a clear image of it?

you have missed to tell where the air is coming from

to your Fusion question: You can create folders in the object tree. Create one folder for each color and move the objects to their folders. Then hide all the folders except one and save this objects to one file for this color. Then unhide another folder and save this objects to one file for that color... and so on. You end up with one file per color. Draf-and-drop all files together in PrusaSlicer and you have an easy job to just assigne the colors to one file per color.

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Very cool.. now I have to try something like this

Impressive project! Just the big blue head near your at around 1:10 was quite disturbing :))) Quick question, you use low temp light bulb for this? I mean the pla doesn't really like hot places ! Tell us how it last if you use it often, thx!

glad to see you still making video my friend!

That lil donkey is so sweet! So is Murphy! A reflection of their owner no doubt. Great job with them.

First off AWESOME. You are on it. Finding something cool and making it. 2nd, Bambu Studio and I think Prusa slicer, have when you slice , it says add connections. I would bring the model in, Cut it up with connectors, lay the spruce's and make the title board all in Bambu Lab. or make the perfect spruce in some other ware and just resize it in Studio / prusa.. Studio does a lot and I started on Prusa S, cura, slic3D. etc.... If you want to give me a model, an ugly one I could play with it for proof of concept. I come from the mini figures making supports for resin prints and mini figs early adopter with FDM printers.

I now know what the teenagers are getting when they trick or treat this year....

Well-done! I’ve just started but already have seen how using a laser in conjunction with hand work offers many interesting ways forward. Thanks for the video.

Awsome

How fun!

What a cool, ambitious model! That's a lot of work to get to a result. I'll have to test if my stock Ender2V2 can handle that level of detail.

We used marine carpet in our trailer.

Given the options you and your wife are thinking about, I'd go with an "indoor-outdoor" carpet. Water resistant, easy to vacuum, and (as you said) tolerant of the flexing of the floor as you go down the road. And it's era appropriate for the time the trailer is from!

Wish I could do this with my dog! (He's 85lbs and also hates his nails being trimmed)

Lime green shag carpet!

You might check out @BourbonMoth Woodworking He just did a full up restoration of an airstream, but I think the structural repair got farmed out. I'm sure he'd have some ideas though.

100 proof waterproof vinyl plank

you could do a commercial berber or an indoor out door carpet. Carpet much cheaper. I wouldn't recommend hardwood its too thick and heavy. Maybe a Vinyl plank if you want a hard surface and fairly easy to DIY install

Carpet but put a small square in front of the door that is hardwood to keep mud, dirt, or moisture from getting on the carpet

Carpet would insulate and sound proof. I live in an rv and sounds make a difference.

Hardwood or vinyl.

Preference is why we remodel an older unit. You are the one using it.

This was great, and a joy to watch! Thank you!!!

That's awesome man

Did you really use a piece of filament as the pivot pin for the real figure or was a trim of metal wire?

What's your setup?