That’s what I’m talking about! Noah, you probably won’t realize this until you’re older, but you are so lucky to be exposed to this amazing stuff so early in age and to have an amazing dad who’s sharing his passion with you and getting to grow together doing something you both like. I can’t wait to see more guys! Keep it up ! -John Taylor

I like that you simplify and explain the process, not in a hurry and showing different angles. Thank you

You and Noah are a great team.!Awesome video!! Looking forward to more of your videos. I’m glad you started this channel

Thanks you Noah! You just made my day and help me have a very happy customer!

Guys, thank you a TON for taking the time to make this video!! Noah, you ARE the man! This helped so much! Keep the videos coming!!!!!

These settings work perfectly. Thanks for sharing.

Love how you include Noah. Robert.

Good job guys!! Keep the videos coming! Noah did a good job pushing the mark button.

Great job Noah! Thanks for sharing with us!

Great video mate, really enjoying you and little man’s channel well done 👍🏻

Love this! Remember Noah I am your biggest fan -Andrea

Great job Noah! Your a natural for these videos bud!

Brian S.

Thank you for the amazing video!! very helpful

Nice Job Noah. Keep it up. Thanks for my first tutorial

Great Video! I'm getting my Fiber this coming Tuesday. Would you mind telling me where I can get the adjustable aluminum table you using for the coin? Thank you, and keep making an informative video.

Awesome job Jeff, Noah’s a good shop helper. I’m sure he runs his own projects or will be very soon.

Excellent video! I would like to see some videos on how to set up my machine alignment and how the different settings affect the results.

Man you got some good help! When ya wanna spare him send him to Florida with all your secrets too. 🤣

Hey Noah , greetings from the Netherlands. It's awesome how you and your dad explain stuff to us fiber laser noobs! Love to be in your drawing. Dimitri Modderman

Jim miles

Great video! Love the setup.

Great video Jeff, question how would I translate these settings to Light burn? I notice some of the settings such as the angle of 5670 is unattainable in light burn? I could be wrong but this is all new to me. I was able to create a very good coin early on but now I use Lightburn.

I did a god job

Tom S., Noah’s comments are great! I hope he signs that back of the coin for the winner!!

Good job fellas. Very informative. Noah did a great job. Tacos for you both. 🌮🌮

Looks great Noah, well done!

joseph!

Nice job Jeff & Noah!

I need more of these videos. thanks.

Great job guys.

Stephen! Great job Noah!

I hope I can win one. All the Way in the UK, England here 🇬🇧 Great Job Noah!

Learned so much from your vídeos. You and Noah make a amazing team. One question how many passes did you do. 16 or 60?

Thanks Jeff

Great video…..I’m going to send pictures to you on how I align my coins….it may get the thinking going for those that don’t have a fixture or jig, on how to make one of their own.

Great job Noah. Jeff you are the man.... Travis Gladitsch

Cool video ! Learned a lot, thanks for that.

Werner Putter. Good work Jeff and Noah, i really like your line up method.

Keep up the good work!

this is exactly i am intending to do teaching my daughters to learn this machine , so they collect money for higher education , i m the single atm of my house working at max capacity but still hardly making both ends meet , i m sure this machine will help us a lot

Cool video, thank you for sharing.

Just got on board with these videos, I think it's awesome you have your children involved. These are great times you can reflect on as time goes by. Great job with them and the content, keep it up. I'm going to go out on a limb and say because this coin has inner meaning, you are keeping the design to your self. But if not, would you care to share? I went to use the free download of the skull coin but I don't use Ezcad and have no clue what to do to make work in LB. Any help with that would be greatly appreciated or even a good topic for another vide (hint hint)?

Why didn’t I think of blocking the dang beam?! Awesome stuff brother! Good job Noah!

Great video - thank you!! Question: when I run identical settings, I do not see that the direction of burn actually rotates - it seems to be identical no matter how many runs I specify in TOTAL. Is that correct?

Great Job!!!

Hey Noah, you d'man! ;) Thanks for sharing

May have missed it in a previous video. What machine and wattage are you using? Thanks. Great video.

Excellent job

Great video guys! Scott Stewart

WOW. JUST WOW.

Great job, once my kids get a little older and calmer I’ll have them in the shop with me as well! Michael Hartman

Great video my friend

Well done Noah!! Get your slice! I need to get me a few coins made…

Appreciated TON

Incredible video! I'm working with fine silver...can the same be done with fine silver coins?

Noah might be the man but he has a terrific father and teacher with a lot of patience

what do you think is the best way to polish the brass after engraving?

Mind sharing where you got that lift table?

Love the shirt. Thats what I’ve been saying to my wife since I got my laser. 😄

How long did the coin take? What's the depth of the "cut"? and could you add slopes and topology instead of a binary "these parts are removed and these parts are untouched" ?

Caleb boyles

I know how to create 3d models, but I don't know how to draw in raster or vector programs. Can a laser machine accept a .stl file with the correct dimensions (e.g. 0.25 mm engraving depth)? Or do I need a vector or raster file?

Thanks for the video! What wattage is your fiber laser?

Good job Noah!

Great video. What machine did you use for this? x

How do I determine lens size? Where do you buy your lens from?

IS IT POSSIBLE TO LASER ENGRAVE ON THE SIDE (EDGE) OF THE COINS?

Grab a Road Go wireless Micc. Really works well even with noise

Nathan Boggs

Where did y’all get the blank brass coin? Apologies if you said it and I didn’t catch it

Cool 😎

Cross hatch is a non issue - its the auto rotation thats needed with the cross hatch. cross hatch however should be used as you chop up the surface as such, thus making it more effective. Lines left are more due to incorrect hatch pattern and lack of auto rotation. Still good video!! :)

What type and watt laser do you have

What the machine was used to produce souvenir coin?

Daniel Waters!

You should just use a piece of chipboard and double side tape it to your fixture plate. The cut the profile out, then place your coin in the cutout and you’re located. You don’t have to adjust or move anything.

Shaun it is then Noah

YDFLP-E-60-M7-M-R Can we buy this??

Helo sir Can you plz tell me the total cost of whole setup.

Can't wait to see why not to use cross hatch. I use it all the time and never see a pattern.

I would suggest using a pen instead of your finger to check the alignment, just in case the machine accidentally fires the laser, I would never want my finger in the path

This Engraver will be useful for seal die brass coins. Please confirm.

He hello kya m apse baat Kar Sakta hu

That wireless keyboard your using there, it looks like it's a Logitech K400r, is that true? If so, it's a security risk, as are any wireless keyboards that do not specify use Bluetooth! If your wireless keyboard/mouse uses a generic 2.4ghz wireless signal instead of Bluetooth, it's very easy for a nearby attacker to gain full control of whatever computer that keyboard is connected to. Look up "mousejack" is your unfamiliar. It's probably not a huge deal if your just working out of your garage, but if your gonna setup a business in an actual office space somewhere with multiple computers and workstations, don't use wireless keyboards and mice unless they are Bluetooth. Bluetooth is by no means unhackable, but it's many orders of magnitude more difficult, and will stop the low script kiddies and low skill hackers.

Mariano Gomez

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Sup bro

I Can see you’re covering the name of your laser up. Why

Y u talk toooooo much ?