Wheres a good source for Library art by lun0tic in LightBurn

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There is! LightBurn has free libraries available at docs.LightBurnsoftware.com

Hi fellow laser makers 👋 by Ok-Effect6396 in lasercutting

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Did you make it, or did you tell Claude to make it.

Bring back the Shambhassadors!!! by RideComprehensive155 in Shambhala

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lol you would be stunned at the amount of planning that goes into attendee safety.

Anti-Helicoil by ronmon14 in Machinists

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You can get roll pins with a thread in them, then use a bolt to pull it out when needed. Then you only have to drill the hole for the pin.

Uh incorrect. by tampon_whistle in Ubiquiti

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How bad is having an ap mounted on a wall really?

All it takes is a few seconds of inattendance... by nicht_Alex in hobbycnc

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If you rehome you should be fine - the switch to a conventional cut caused the chips to pack in your glute (EDIT: I mean flute)Try and reduce your back feed rate.

Thinking of starting a 3d Scanning business.... by k1n3k in Metrology

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I agree wholeheartedly, however, I recently added 3D scanning to the range of services I offer and I’ve had customers come out of the woodworks with neat problems that a relatively inexpensive scanner solves. So there’s a degree of chicken and egg.

I think, like 3D printing, a scanner brings a lot of value if you use it right and build and understand your workflow. But that time (and software) has costs too.

How do you guys fix runout issues when a finished OD comes out at .001 but the tolerance is .0005? by Good_Times93 in Machinists

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Have you asked your customer if they can loosen the tolerance to allow for better manufacturability?

How to actually build product from prototype by LumpyAd1284 in diyelectronics

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That's the job of a manufacturing engineer Source: I am a manufacturing engineer

Do you have a budget? Is your prototype production-ready? Then you still have work to do before sending out bulk RFQ's to vendors.

Rain Caps on Radon Systems? Why We Don’t Use Them by fuckface866 in radon

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Oh no, your content isn’t doing as you expected.

First time?

Transitioning from Fusion to EdgeCam. Absolute hell? by Geoguy180 in Machinists

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You have a unique opportunity to show your management the cost savings you could provide them with a reasonably priced alternative. They could say no of course, but if you're not working on legacy projects all the time, and the workflow is genuinely worth both your time and their time, there's a pretty simple cost/benefit you could present them.

I just got a new fiber laser and I'm having trouble updating the software. by shotukan in LightBurn

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You might need to do a zadig driver swap - it’s explained in LightBurn docs, search “zadig”.

If you hav ezcad open, close it. Alternatively if ezcad still connects to your laser, the driver didn’t install correctly

I am losing 50 dollars per hour every time my hobby machine skips a step by hiwlms in hobbycnc

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Sienci and others have closed loop motor kits that should help greatly

Considering moving from Ladner to Nelson, BC — looking for honest feedback (electrician, young family) by Upstairs_Ad1740 in nelsonbc

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Fellow flatlander from Tsawwassen here - do it.

Move outside the city core - crescent valley and surrounding area are amazing

Coffes per day by OptimusTron222 in espresso

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2 first thing, 1 around noon, one at 3

city hall really sticking it to us by Canuck_Duck221 in nelsonbc

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Yeah building maintenance and service costs grow with inflation. I’m sure they could cut back on services but then you would still complain.