@brittanycole8140 I am so new to machine knitting and knitting itself... I wish I could answer your question, but the sentro knitting machine that I have does not have a counter window. Next time when I do a knitting project, I will be sure to count the rows. I just sort of stopped when I liked the size of the hat. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!😀

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Coating the firebrick was just a choice at the time because we thought we would get longer life out of the brick. But leaving the brick easily replaceable would be a good option. We hope that helps. 😀Thanks for your question and thanks for watching our video.

Do you use the laminate to protect the transfered image if I'm doing this for a car exterior?

@@suemagruder4455 No, I did not use laminate over the transfered image. But, I have used the clear oracal 651 to protect the transferred image for decals on my car window and it holds up very well. It's not shown in this video, but what I did was made an offset image in cricut design space and cut it out on the cricut vinyl cutter and just put it over the decal on my car window to protect it. That works for me. I hope that helps! Thanks for watching!

This purpose of the video is to TEST four different methods of making vinyl sublimation decals. It's just a test to see what methods may fit each individual's different needs. Some people like the vintage look and some people like the vivid colors of the walasub sublimation vinyl.

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It sounds like one of your belts is too tight or too loose. You may need to adjust your eccentric nut or your belts. Check out the video we have put below for help on how to make these adjustments. The title of the video in case the link does not work is... How to adjust the Eccentric Nut and the Belt about Atezr Laser Engraver. It's on Atezr's KZfaq channel and even though it is the not the extension you should be able to apply it to the extension. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rJpmodCLvLesZ6s.htmlsi=ae3Bm9fYjRhrRcZb I will also link this video in the description so you can find it... Hope this helps! 😀

@@tranquilmentor I’ve tried it all 😩 I’ve spent 2 days and have: 1. Loosen and tightened belts to correct setting. 2. Loosen and tightened eccentric notes to correct setting. 3. Made sure the frame was squared. 4. Made sure the gantry was square. It sucks because before rhe extension everything worked flawlessly

@@tamaramarrero9024 Sorry you are going through this ... it can be frustrating. Not sure if this would help but maybe you can check the rod and make sure its tight. The rod may be loose or too tight. It may be slipping. And maybe when you run the cut again you can position yourself right in front of the laser where you can see what the problem is. Look really close to see if you can find where it is messing up. Another thing that we did was we put the entire laser on a 3/4 inch piece of MDF which was not cheap and we made sure that the table was level by checking it with a level. We ended up having to add some shims to the back. Hope this helps!

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Those moon pies from Dollar Tree were delicious! We had so much fun today! Thanks for watching!

@@tranquilmentor I think moon pies are like sawdust

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It was partial here for us in Florida, but it was still awesome! Thanks for watching!

We purchased 4.5 pounds of satanite and used about 4 pounds of satanite! Hope that helps. Thanks for watching our video and we appreciate your comment!

Hey Arkon. With what i saw/heard, rigidizer isn't needed when you apply satanite onto to the kaowool to protect it, all it does in that process is to make it easier to apply the satanite because the kaowool will be sturdy. If you would build a forge without any refractory tho, the rigidizer is needed to protect the Kaowool from mechanical wear and more importantly protect your lungs from loose flying Kaowool particals getting pushed out of the forge by movement and airflow. Cheers and Happy Forging

@@-MissNox- Thanks! I supposed that was the case but figured I should ask.

@arkonvolves7192 Hello Arkon, The rigidizer makes the Kaowool firm which gives the satanite a stable platform to bond to. As the satanite breaks down during use, the rigidizer also ensures that the kaowool particles are not airborne possibly getting into your respiratory system. Eventually the satanite will need to be replaced. We have used ours for over a year now and the satanite is starting to crack and will need to be re-applied. We appreciate your question and especially thanks for watching our video!😀

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