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hey everyone welcome back to know if a
lab for those of you who knew my name is
Jay
if you enter laser engraving you may
have heard of light burn it's not just
hype it's one of the best program I've
ever used I'm not sponsored by them and
it's just my opinion the Creator have a
few YouTube videos explaining most of
the features I highly recommend watching
them if you want more technical
knowledge the point of this video is to
run you through some of the features
with some project examples to get you
started so let's not waste any time
connecting to your laser
when you first open light burn you will
need to choose which device you have if
you skip that in the beginning you can
click the vices and choose find my laser
or create annually and follow the
prompts if you're successful you will
see found followed by the device name in
the bottom center or ready and the laser
panel to the right
connecting to light learn with Ethernet
if you happen to have a relative
controller you can connect your light
burn via ethernet personally my computer
is another room and I have Ethernet
access in my shop I'm connecting
directly to my home router the Rueda
controller comes with a default IP but
it may not be compatible with your
router you will need to find out what IP
is available to you I have extended the
internet in my router so might be is
10.0.0.0 be different based on your
internet service provider you will need
to find your device tab and see which
addresses are in use and choose one that
is not it took me a few tries to get it
working so keep that in mind
night burns interface I will not go over
all the buttons on the interface if you
hover your mouse pointer over the icons
it tells you their functions and the
right-hand side is where most of your
information will be like the cut list
and your lasers control these are
detachable if you like a cleaner
interface you can pin them back by
dragging it to the two sides if you
accidentally delete a panel you can
bring it back by clicking window and
selecting it
if the scrolling directions fills after
you click the Settings icon and check or
uncheck and the vermis for all
directions importing a project you can
click the import button and it will show
you all files that I burn supports drag
and drop is also supported and braving
this was a project that I took to my
first craft show it's a set of coasters
red is for cutting and black for
engraving and with a cut window you will
see you cut list
Phil is raster engraving film and line
adds an outline around your aster and
brave double-clicking will bring up your
cut settings it's fairly straightforward
we can change your power your speed and
if you're just doing a plain engraving
the default settings are good enough one
of the most interesting features is
crosshatch you will need to enable it
and increase your line interval for it
to make a difference
mine was set to 1 millimeters and my
scan angle to 45 degrees it makes a
really interesting film and saves a ton
of time on engraving i actually saw an
article in this a few months ago and was
working on a way to do this in Inkscape
the final result is fantastic minimum
and maximum power if your laser have a
control panel it will most likely have a
minimum and a maximum power setting mine
is set at 10 percent minimum
fifty percent max light burn also have a
minimum and maximum setting and my
testing whatever you set your power to a
light burn will override your settings
on your controller so if your max power
on the controller is set to 50% and your
max power and light burn is set to 50%
the final output will not be 25% I
personally thought that the controller
would set an absolute max power and the
software will not go over that and
that's not the case so even if your max
power is at a 50% of your controller and
you set alight burn 200 percent you will
overdrive YouTube it's easy to see this
with a Mellie app meter and again
YouTube's life will suffer personally I
stay under 20 milliamp at all times
and that's about 60% max power and light
burn the minimum power and light burn is
really important tip is closer for
example at 10% minimum we get over burns
at the edges of the engraving now that I
turned the minimum power down the end
result is much better as the laser head
moves closer to the edges we all slow
down and the light burn compensate so
you get a cleaner result you will need
to play with your settings as most
lasers will not fire below a certain
percentage layers grouping and
ungrouping light burn works and layers
and those layers are set with colors in
the bottom let's look at an example this
is a project that I'm working on for a
future Art Show the theme is Florida
Wildlife and I'm making a laser cut
depth map of Lake Okeechobee each of
these shapes represent a different depth
starting with the deepest end words with
layers I can set a color to each shape
and have it all in one file without
having to create separate defaults for
those of you who've used Glaser web for
well know how difficult this would have
been I did not create this file myself
came from the South Florida Water
Management District and PD
not light burnt supports PDF but the
file needs some fine-tuning
we need to ungroup the shapes in order
to assign them to a layer first click
the file and under arrange click on
group or keyboard shortcut command view
format can control you from VC depend on
your file you may need to ungroup a few
times I am deleting the parts that I
don't need now starting with the
innermost shape I will assign a color to
it and it will be its own layer in the
catalyst as I said earlier the file
needs turning some of the shapes are not
one so we need to group them of the
shift key while clicking to select
multiple items and under arrange select
group or use the keyboard shortcut it's
a good idea to keep your colors in order
so if your first layer is blue the next
should be read in the next green it will
keep things in order
but if for whatever reason the order is
wrong you can use these arrows to move
your layers up and down this is the
final file with tons of layers another
useful feature is the two side arrows
one copies your cut settings to the
cache and the other paste those settings
and to the layers you choose so you
won't have to do each one individually
for example if my first cut setting are
a 60% power 30 millimeters a second
speed I can paste that without having to
type it manually and the 19 layers
origin selective cuttings and may your
alignment I won't go too in depth on
origin but it's where your item will be
cut on the laser pen you will need to
play around with it then the framing
function it's easy to see where your
work will end up I prefer to select user
origin
and one of the corners my laser have a
panel and I like to move the laser head
manually and set my origin that way my
plan for cutting the depth map is to cut
each layer separately and stacking them
to create the effect we can choose which
layer is being cut by checking or
unchecking the output button there's
also a show box unchecking it will hide
that layer from view now I'm keeping the
outline layer check at all times and
only checking the output of each layer
one at a time starting with the first
later only they checked out what layer
will be cut another useful feature is to
right-click on the layers on the cut
list to show you that layer on screen
it's easy to check the cutting order and
if a mistake was made
these show blocks can also be used as a
guideline for aligning your design this
is a cutting board that I have prepared
in xscape the design and the outline is
created I can ungroup and make the
outline its own layer and uncheck the
output when I send the data to the laser
I don't have to worry about the
alignment of the design I can align the
laser head to the edge of the cutting
board and the design will be just like
what we have on screen and Verde and
engraving this one is a bit frustrating
my father-in-law's the headmaster at a
local school and asked me to engrave
this logo on a cup as it is now had
brought me engraved like this it's not
easy to see on my test cup but I think
it looks better inverted like this I am
coming from Cape Verde whisper and there
was a button to invert the file my
burner has no such button to invert the
file you have to add a red outline to it
so in this case I had to one group and
make the outline red for complex objects
it adds a unnecessary level of
complications to a simple past
I hope it gets its own button because I
think it's a really important task and
something but I use often there's more
to learn but that's all for this video
hopefully it was enough to get you
started thank you for your time
subscribe if you new and your feedback
is always welcome
until next time a today's
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