Why do you hate red?
Where do you even get a red power cord?
Easy Bake Oven? Similar technologies.
Red power cords are goodā¦high visabilityā¦and everyone knows not to cut the red wire so its a safety precautionā¦lol.
Hey, red is a good contrast. Sometimes in the rats nest of cables behind or under desks it is hard to tell the difference. Gives me an idea to mark them different colors. Sometimes I have six different hand power tools plugged in to one strip when I am working on something. It gets confusing.
When you get your glowforge you can cut little identifier tabs and put them on zip ties on each cord.
Remember - Iāll answer your questions, but I made Josh promise he wouldnāt.
I canāt remember the settings for cardboard, but eyeballing, thatās a few minutes work.
(By the way, full disclosure: weāre asking a lot of Josh, as the first āforum reporterā beta tester, so weāre paying him. He volunteered to do it for free but that didnāt feel right given the amount weād be demanding of him. We probably wonāt pay future beta testers.)
This is a good thing to ask us for; weāve asked @jkopel to spend his time using the machine for his purposes and to leave forum requests to us.
Weāll get a realtime video of something posted for you soon. (@jkopelās of course welcome to do it, but heās a nice guy and will likely feel obligated to take requests unless I remind you all that he helps us all the most by doing what he wants, and not what you want )
By the wayā¦ we posted a bunch of video from a past open house here:
thereās definitely realtime cutting going on.
Where do you post these normally?
BTW: Video from Oct 20th.
Right on, thanks! I watched a little and it looks exactly like the kind of video I was asking for. Thanks again!
Darn, I guess when I subscribed to that channel I neglected to go watch all the posted videos. Strange, thatās not like me.
Our youtube channel. But itās really time consuming to do good (or even marginal) video and audio, so we donāt do it often.
My husband would love to build a forge also. He is a welder fabricator but learned the blacksmith trade from a great guy before we moved to Hawaii!