Laser Set Up: How to Boost Your Laser Efficiency and Quality

This video showcases my tips and tricks for more efficient workflow with laser machines. Additionally some ideas for superior and faster projects.

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—⏱Timestamps⏱—
00:00 Introduction
01:20 Workflow
02:24 Standing Desk Overview
04:41 Double Sided Adhesive Dispenser
07:18 Project Ideas
09:26 Flexispot
10:08 Lasers
10:41 Final Thoughts

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[brianf]

Can you offer some advice for someone just starting? I have an ATOMSTACK 12W diode laser in their basic Velcro cover that vents to the outside but it still smells like smoke in my basement. What’s the best solution?

[CampfireWoodworksRVA]

Love the efficiency and cleanliness of the double sided tape on the layered projects. Do you have any reservations on the longevity of its effectiveness? For example, a Christmas ornament stored in a box in the garage would go through four seasons of temperature change before being used again. I would be interested to see how the double-sided tape held up to those or similar conditions.

[erregi_diy]

I'm looking for a nice laser for my cutting boards

[patriotic_salt]

The cutoff blade off the aluminum foil box for your tape

[drewpickard]

I do really like your videos, so it kills me to be a little negative here. But this isn't really a laser setup/workstation video. I do like sit stand desks for a lot of things, garages/workshops included. But I don't see the point with the laser besides sponsored. Like going up and down I don't see a benefit. Now my shop looks like yours, laser projects and materials all over. I'm going to build a cart for the laser and material storage, drawers ect. And wings for the conveyor add on I have. Just saying something more like that or going over workflow. Generally I'm overflowing with new/good info but my one real take away from this video was the double side holder