Photos of multi-machine setups?

[Shpigford]

Will be purchasing my second machine shortly (and possibly a third in a few more months) and would love to see photos of how folks have multiple machines set up in their workspace (especially when it comes to venting).

[deirdrebeth]

Lucky! I’m betting a Y connector for a single exit will make an appearance here

Dual GF Setup

I finally got around to installing an external fan to both of my GFs and making a semi-permanent venting system. We have casement windows (the type that hinge outward, when you crank the little crank thing), so I replaced the screen with a piece of 1/4 inch plexiglass and cut a 4 inch hole for the hose to vent through (using the passthrough slot for the first time). Now, all we have to do is open the window and it’s ready to go (no more awkwardly throwing the hose out the window). [IMG_4899]

$65 table built for two Glowforge machines

Made this really cool $65 table (plus stain cost if you stain it) to hold two of my Glowforge machines on top of each other. Made a video of the build and explanation of the modifications I made to it. This one took me awhile to get all the clips and make this one, please check it out if interested: [Building a $65 table for two Glowforge machines]

There are at least a couple more, but they’re not giving in to my searches

[jackiedausend]

I am looking to add a second GF machine as well, so super curious on seeing more dual setups.

@Shpigford if you ended up doing it already, I’d love to see your set up.

I’m trying to find the best method for multiple machines and their venting set up. Worst case, I’ll be doing two GF exhaust fans, but was hoping to consolidate to one fan with a dual vent set up. They are out there, but would rather hear how they work specifically with Glowforge.

Thanks!