Trying out LaserGRBL software on the Creality Falcon2 laser engraver.

Between Lightburn and LaserGRBl, Lightburn is clearly the more advanced option.
You have a lot more option and functions to create your own work or edit what you are working on.

LaserBRBL is a more basic software but it is also a free software.
But for anyone looking to simply get started out amd start making projects by downloading pre made designs to cut out. LaserGRBL is a good option as it's simple, easy to use, and free.

amd is your looking to start make projects for craft fairs to make a fee extra pounds. I'd recommend make planty of small simply items for kids to build and colour in.
you will make a fortune.

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[jasonvandervalk]

I have noticed how when you mention your boys you are a good father! You can give them a simple thing and they appreciate it

[StephenRichardLevine]

Next time you do a demo, I would like to see you cut a gasket out of cork, rubber, or other gasket material.

[michaelflynn]

Looks great Dean a money box would be good to make for the kids with there names on it

[simonscott]

At £5 that's a money printer. Thanks for the tip Dean

[tonydaddario]

Would you ever use it for labelling tools?

[Steve_mos]

THAT Skull is really scaring me! ... smFh..

[AJVAN_]

😮yeah, but that laser is quite expensive. More expensive than 3d printer

[davidquirk]

I have to disagree with you regarding Laser GRBL. In the version I'm using you can change feed rates and Laser power. It's not immediately obvious where you do this but it's buried in the materials selection menu.

[Mcklusky]

I thought you'd might make a Milwaukee sign...😂😂😂