Packaging, the big box and packing bits are hefty.
Thank you so much! This is perfect!
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This is a great list.
Thought of two more things I use a lot
Cricut Vinyl Weeder tool - I use this to get out dirt and tape pieces from inside engrave lines - https://cricut.com/en_us/essentials/craft-tools/cutting-tools/weeder.html
Bamboo skewers you find at the grocery store. They are great to add or remove glue…poke out dirt and paint, break off a piece to fill a void… Always using these for SOMETHING. https://smile.amazon.com/Value-Pack-Thin-Bamboo-Skewers/dp/B01N5JYRSW
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Surprisingly I have both of those things already!! I can’t wait to get my Glowforge.
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Why does everyone reduce back down to a 4” hose rather than use a 6” hose from the machine to inline fan and then fan to window?
I was planning on buying this adapter and use the ac infinity 6” hose. Any reason this won’t work or work as well?
My machine is scheduled to arrive in February.
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Because generally we already have 4” exhausts. If I were serious about this I’d re-cut a 6” hole in my wall, but I’ve got a 4” exhaust so I convert it to use that.
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Thanks for quick reply. I’m buying the upgraded AC infinity hose so thinking I’ll just go with the 6” versus 4”.
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If you are using a pro you will want to not have the 6" get in the way of the rear pass through.
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I’m getting the plus, but that is good to know re the Pro when I buy another one… 
I prefer them for hinges, as the strength is focused where it is needed.
That sounds like an interesting idea! I should try that sometime.
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I ended up getting this one instead on Etsy. It was $20 cheaper. I have all of the fan/duct parts, now just waiting on my Glowforge to arrive.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/942605699/glowforge-4-to-6-exhaust-extension?ref=yr_purchases
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