My Top Selling Fiber Laser Crafts! (Surprising What Sells!)

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• BA

  @baronleathercraft · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

  Just got this MOPA fiber laser recently, and a few of the items in this video are already selling — happy about that :).<br>Got questions? Ideas for what I should try next? Drop ’em below — I read everything and always try to reply. 👇🔥<br>(And yeah… I always feel weird saying it, but a like or comment helps more than you&apos;d think.)

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• VØ

  @VØLTEKAS · 1 year ago

  I love the steampunk aesthetic of that can opener. That laser makes it look like magic as the things come out to life. Beautiful guitar picks as well, the music on that coin sends shimmers down an Orc&apos;s spine. <b>Chef&apos;s Kiss</b>

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• BR

  @brandonrife · 1 year ago

  I really enjoyed the presentation, well put together and unique.

• RE

  @Retronomicon · 1 year ago

  It is great to see how these beautiful crafts are made. Best wishes on your endeavors. This stuff is soo much nicer than the corporate crap being shoved out into stores. I support small businesses, they are real people with real souls and it shows in what you make.

• IL

  @ilda-sz1zs · 1 month ago

  Hi, could you please make a video tutorial on the settings for cleaning a stainless steel knife block?50W fiber laser

• NA

  @NatesToolbox · 1 year ago

  Great video mate, I really need to buy a tumbler one day for my jewellery and when I start voila soon. <br><br>My Jeweller friend mentioned that the fine pins in magnetic tumblers can actually start to wear down or soften fine details over time, especially on softer metals like brass or silver. Also seen a few YouTubers mention this as well. &nbsp;Apparently they’re awesome for cleaning out recessed areas in castings, but for engraved or high-detail stuff like coins, it’s usually better to go with a rotary tumbler using mixed stainless steel shot. It gives a nice even burnish without damaging the details. <br>Definitely a few different options depending on what finish you’re chasing! &nbsp; I reckon I’ll go a rotary tumbler with small shot from all the research I’ve done.

• TR

  @TriggerHappylab · 10 months ago

  Love the work! &nbsp;What type of metal are you using for those guitar pick? And the thickness?

• HI

  @high_lag · 7 months ago

  I see a lot of products on Etsy which use the likeness of characters from movies and shows kind of like the Mordor coin in this video. My understanding is that it is not allowed and there are ramifications for selling products this way. But if it&apos;s an issue how are so many people getting away with it? Would be cool to do Lord of the Rings stuff like this or other characters like Ghibli etc. Anyone have insight on this? Thanks!

• RO

  @Rogena-n6l · 1 year ago

  How would you compare this 60w Monport with the 60W Commarker b6? The B6 is bit cheaper than Monport and they looks the same.

• 해양

  @해양주권매국노오까모 · 1 year ago

  다좋은데...이런 반입체 양각 하나 하는데 시간은 얼마나 소요 되는지도 &nbsp;알려주는것이 도리라고 말할수 잇겟네요..동영상 자체로 보면 단 몇분만에 되는것 처럼 보여요...아마도 최소 4~5시간은 걸리는것 같은데요? 틀렷나요? 그러면 &nbsp;전기세 또한 만만치 않을거 같은데요? 지금 말하는것은 모파 파이버 60 이니간 그냥 파이퍼 레이저 20w로 하면 시간이 꽤나 걸릴것 같은데요? 틀린 말인가요? 이런것을 올리고 말하는데 중요한 부분이 바로 그런것들입니다...그래야 관심이 잇는 사람은 그기에 맞제 그런 기기들을 사게 되잖아요? 레이저 기계가 한두푼 하는것도 아니고 말입니다..첫째 어떤 프로그램을 사용해서 어느 정도의 시간이 걸린다 일반적인 사진으로는 가능한가.아니면 입체 사진이여야 하나..뭐 그런거....