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For anyone who disliked the video please press the dislike button twice, just to make sure. 🤣🤣 I thought it was one of the most informative videos on colour engraving I have seen, a lot of trial & error has been done in presenting this amount of useful information. Thank you.

It was good, Now I'm going to have to look and see if you have a better step by step video that can be follow along with. I'm subbed 😊

Great tutorial! The bit at the end about not letting them sit too long is gold.

Just found you the other day, can not wait to watch all your videos. I think you have the best teaching videos out there that I have seen. Thanks so much, I have already learned so much. I been having a hard time with speed and power on my laser and love how you tell the information that almost everyone else leaves out. Been 2 weeks with my machine and been having nothing but trouble, with your info I am ready to go try some more projects.

Wow this channel is going to blow up! Best produced informative videos I've seen yet, great job man and keep pumping out that content your going to be big!

this is good stuff...exactly what we are looking for...thank you!!

I love this guy! He is so good at explaining things.

good video, keep them coming

Subbed. Excellent series of videos. Impressed.

I love your videos! You explain so throughly and awesome video explaining. Thank you for what you do! P.S. I had already liked and described before you said "next step, subscribe!"😂

Great video. You have quickly become my favorite channel for laser information.

god bless you my brotha.

So many videos were saying just set it to x, y, z and it will come out perfectly. Well, mine didn't. Now I know what to look for and what to do for my own machine. This newbie appreciates it so much!

Dude you got a sub from me this is fantastic information!

sick bro, keep it up

Thank you! You havce a new sub

Hello, Are you able to make a video on the file. Jarvis mode, gradients, shading etc.. setting up the power on each color. Very informative, and to the point. Great job bro!!

A video on how you edited the image would be amazing. Type of software, how you set the layers to burn differently in Light Burn, etc...

Great video. I made my move to black paint on white tile and the results are coming out amazing.. curious though, what kind of spray is that in the end? I tried some that just eat my paint up

Most straightforward video on this I have seen and am loving my early results with the gray-scale single layer images. I am however struggling to get clearly defined colours on a multi layer project like your iron man because the different colours never come out anywhere near as bright, even using a test grid. Did your example use acrylic or standard spray paint for the colours and also the black top layer (Matt or gloss finish). Also, how long did you leave it between spraying the individual layers and the final black coat?

this was a very interesting video. There is one thing that I found a bit confusing. You said lighter colors should go on first. Does that mean you burn the lighter colors as your first layer?

Hello friend, first of all, thank you for sharing your knowledge. Recently, I bought the xTOOL D1 Pro 10W and I would like to make some LED Lights with Transparent Acrylic (4mm) and, I want to know if I can use these "Permanent Marking" to engrave on the Acrylic. Have you had any experience with Acrylic? And, if it is with this Marking, I would like to know what is the best color I should use, if black, gray, etc. Thank you

great video, it would be great if you could do a full tutorial for us noobs. i would love to make something like that iron man tile.

Hello. Would this work on aluminum sheets? (I found some vintage-looking mancave signs 11x17 cheap.)

I'm a beginner working with a Ortur laser master 2 laser. Your videos are very informative. Have you worked with plastics before?

For the iron man image you had on photoshop how to you save the file so you get it in layers on lightburn. Is it svg?

Esa tecnica se puede usar igual en lienzo canvas con una cnc laser de 5,5 w de la salida

I follow Mellowpine Videos very closely and learn many things from you, Thank you for being generous. Recently I started watching this channel over several times and followed your advise to go about doing color engraving ceramic Tile. I use my mobile phone to convert coloured drawings to Black & White. Although it work I notice the software you are using in this video does a much better job. I use LightBurn which I think cannot do like what you did. Can you recommend the software you are using for colour settings etc, Thank you.

Conteúdo muito bom, uma pergunta, qual aplicativo ou site você trata suas imagens antes de enviar para o lightburn?

is it the same process for doing canvas as painted tiles? are the settings similar

Did anyone get the 'stark' contrast pun on the ironman image at 3:38 ?

Are there any special types of inks that are used?..Is it possible to use the same type of inks?

Hi, where di you find both images (multiple layers)

My color tesr keeps coming out gray-white regardless of color on my 40w. Is it too slow or too fast?

For 80% power, what sort of speed are we talking here for 20w? I saw you using 8500mm/m for 35%, hence asking, thanks

I have a question about this i have a diod laser an atom stack P7 M30 its a 5.5 w am i still able to achieve this ??

Dig the ironman

Another great video, Thank you very much for informations...thanks to you, we re saving time and money, God bless you

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