Try desaturating and inverting the colors. That's basically what you paid for. A plug-in that takes advantage of features already present in GIMP. If you need to further adjust the levels use the color tool menu. It offers a lot more control over the end product. Play with the gama level. Look through the filters. You'll wonder why you paid for the shortcut...

Very nice! Love that you showed a couple of different approaches and alternative tools with examples.

Cool project, I’ll give it a burn this weekend😎. Loved the edit as well!

i love the intro, it shows you really put some thought to your projects. thank you keep them comming.

Thanks for all the info. It helps seeing these videos, At least gives us a good starting point for those of us that don’t have a clue. Lol thanks for sharing.

Thanks for all the info and instructions great video! 👍🏻

Thank you so much. I bought a laser engraver because of you. Thank you

That's awesome work, thank you for sharing.

i found you because of the resin 3d printing and got one. Now im going to have to get one of these because of you....thaaaaanks

Thank you very much for sharing your information with us regarding working with the device. I have not yet bought a device and I am really debating the issue. I have to purchase one and the way you pass the information only encourages me to replace the product I wanted to purchase with a device like the one you are working with. Thanks again for sharing.

Awesome, That was classic Eastwood, you are the man.

Thank you so much for the ideas!! You have opened my eyes my man! Subbed and liked thanks for the tips n tricks!!

Thank you! Your videos are awesome :)

The dog and rooster at the end! 😂

You are the man, I'm tellin you. I can't stop laughing at Rasterbator, made my day.

I think using hot glue to glue your tiles down together on a sheet of 1/4" plywood in the pattern you want the image to be would be way easier then having to split apart the image before lazering, it would also eliminate the white border it's going to leave.

That's a great Clint impression! Genuinely made me laugh LOL

Incredible Video!!!!

Great video glad I found it subscribed!

Love the intro! Subscribed!

Nice skills, and the opener amused the hell out of me.

Thanks good job.very entertaining. And I'm schooled today.good bless

Excellent video....keep it up

Interesting project Thanks for sharing :-)

Incredible video

Very cool. thanx for sharing

This is cool! You can create a panel of comics on tiles!! for a room design

I just subscribed found your videos today im very interested in a desk top laser Thank you for the vids.

Loved the intro!!!!!

Thanks for the info !

Great video thanks! Question: how do you determine what interval we should use on our machine? Is there another video that explains that?

Great video thanks

Great tutorial thabk you

Thank you for sharing

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This is awesome, I was hoping to buy one of these and make some presents for coworkers. Is it possible to do a mug and what would I do to do so. Thanks again for awesome videos.

Hi great video gave me lots of new ideas I just bought a ortur master 2 pro, do you now what is the best safty glasses for that machine.

Thank you so much for your videos. Great production quality. Was wondering what the legalities of using the images is. I know we are technically editing them so they aren't the original files. Just wondering thank you!

Awesome Job man, I do have a question about your Josey Wales 6 tile picture. The very bottom center tile looked washed out? What does that? I get a lot of those like that and cant figure out why. Great job.

Another great video! Quick question when I follow your steps even with the same image when I get to the final stage in Lightburn to set my interval to .11 my resolution goes to 9 DPI and the laser burn time goes to like 7 minutes a 4by4 tile. What I'm I doing wrong. Thanks in advance for any help guys. Great ideas

LOVE me some Clint Eastwood!! That's awesome!

Great idea. I'm sure there are some folks that would use those for a custom bathroom look. 😂

You're awesome creative

Hi could you please advise the method of prepping the tiles for burning?

Thank you.

Love your videos a lot , just got myself the same laser, could you recommend a laptop that’s affordable to start laser engraving projects

Awesome Thanks!

Amazing!! Would it be posible to do screenshots of the tiles to business purposes? Thank you in advance!

you are the best 👏👏👏

Is it possible to get the list of software you work with? And which one is free and which one should pay for them? You explain beautifully and clearly and how you make it look easy Is it really as easy as you show on KZread?

Thanks your video is great, i dont have that software but i uses the grbl one that came with the machine, do you have any suggestion regarding the line direction, is horizontal, vertical or diagonal, which one you think is better for engraving pictures like family one

Excellent...what is your methodology to centre tile...so that all have same starting point...myself I use centre for job origin..I have a tile that has the centre marked..two diagonal lines Crosshair..and a small jig to hold tiles in exact spot

How would you do this same thing ín Inkscape with K40 Whisperer software usinng the K40 laser machine. You are a great motivator. Thanks.

Great video with some great info! Is it possible to use octagon shape tiles in Rasterbator?

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great intro :-)..... Very nice video, thank you for sharing. The safety glasses you use... do the fit over presciption glasses ?

@3DPrintFarm

3 жыл бұрын

Yep! There are some great laser goggles that fit well over prescriptions glasses. The ones I use work well!

I had to give a thumbs up when the statement "I happen to have in my hand right now" came up.

good video the two programs you are using can i aks if they will work with the anycubic pro laser

You are the best !!!!!

Hi, I was reading that the 20W is too powerful and result a bad grayscale : if possible I was asking your opinion.

thk you for video , can the laserburned tile used for outside areas ?

Strange question I suppose ... have you had some of these used as proper tiles, have you considered adjusting the image to allow for the grouting gap between the tiles? Or are people happy without the compensation? Thanks for assisting those of us new to the idea.

When you burned the client eastwood did you paint those tiles first?

When done with do you strip the paint off or just clear coat it?

That is one brilliant start to the video.LMAO!

Please make a video with the process for burning images on painted wood or please tell me the steps because i cannot make it 😥 it keeps burning the wood no matter what settings for power i use or layers of paint 🤦‍♂️ thanks great video the greatest of all 😍💪

1.hey i have a 150w co2 laser what power settings would you recommend? 2. Does this particular technique also work on say a black tile rather than a white one

man, this is the first video i've seen of yours and at first i thought you where the singer fish from marillion 😃

I saw your video awesome job by the way..& I would like to purchase but am so confused about which laser would be best to get to accomplish the same results . Any help would be appreciated...could I ask which laser you used for this video..7w,15w or 20w? Thankyou

HI. Thank you so much for the great videos, I learned a lot from them, and even created some wonderful tiles. But ... I had a problem with the finish. When I paint a layer of glossy transparent paint on the tile, after a few minutes cracks are made. I only use "Rust Oium" paints.

@jessetutterrow4320

Жыл бұрын

Did you clean the tile very, very good before the initial layer of paint? Did you allow the preceding coat of paint to totally dry before applying the next coat? Are the different colors (brands) compatible with each other?

Had an issue with rasterbator. When I tried to upload the pics to light burn I was only able to get 2 out of the 14 tiles images.

Lmao 🤣 loved the "Dirty Harry"

I’m new to all of the laser engraving/burning. I have an xcarve that I’m fairly use to using but was wanting to expand to laser burning as well. Would the methods in these videos also work with a 7 watt jtech laser setup on the xcarve? Thanks for the videos bye, there are amazing.

@3DPrintFarm

3 жыл бұрын

Yep! I don't see why not! You are only burning off a thin layer of paint, so wattage on the laser can pretty much be anything. I have seen great work with a 7w laser. It's definitely worth some testing!

How long does it typically take to engrave one of these?

Problem solved with connecting. I had a problem painting the tiles. I first used white with two modest coats and left the tiles overnight. When I put on a colored coat (blue) the paint seemed to dissolve the first coat. Tried several tiles with the same problem. Do you think the colored coat was too thick? Steve

So if you use the Image-r Do you enable the pass thru? How do you determine the line interval on black tile. I have a 20 W Neje.

Hi friend, but... the laser work at S1200 and power 20% on ceramic? thank you

Could you in theory do 3 colored tiles using the tile burning method? by putting another color below the secondary color so for example white then red then black to make a mario tile?

After some time and you have experience with laser devices, which device do you recommend?

can this be done with the k40 laser ( co2 laser )

Question, Is it posible to do a multi color image? Set every color in a different layer. Or would the laser burn trough Al the layers? My theory is, if it's only burning the black on the first pas it would burn the second color on the second pas and so on. Would take a lot of time to set the image up. But maybe it pays of for bulk sales?

Would this work on Anodized Aluminum?

wouldnt it be easier to put the tiles together and engrave hte image all at one?

must the paint to be used be solvent-based? does not work with acrylic or water spray paints?

Love your videos! I have a question! I'm going to buy the ortur master 2 and was wondering if you could give me some info on what type of computer I would need to run the laser with light burn and the software it comes with?

@rockman49er

3 жыл бұрын

Get a windows laptop

Nice mix, Outlaw Josie Wales meets Dirty Harry... :D

Maybe you can help. I just got a Lasermaster 2 20 W. It worked great and was just getting productive, then ran into a snag. When I turn the machine on and try to link it to Lightburn, the program can't connect. The lights are on in the laser and it homes itself but will not connect. I'm still waiting to hear from Gearbest. Any ideas?? Steve

Hi there I've watched your video over and over for a whole month . I purchased the plugin I purchased lightburn every image that I do once I placed it into lightburn it comes out dark when I preview it on lightburn the image comes out dark. I don't know what am I doing wrong I need your help. please help me🙏.wait for reply. Thank you for your time.

Great video! I just purchased the 20 w Ortur 2. Would you happen to know the speed, power %, and line interval recommended for it off the top of your head for tile engraving?

Godfather meets Eastwood 🤣 awesome!

Can you show us out to do it on canvas and Also can you show multicoloured tiles I think like 5 colour but sill unsure as no video to how

Which version of light Burns software do you use for the laser master 2

Nicely done. Do you feel that there's a difference in resolution using the plugin vs imag-r?

@3DPrintFarm

3 жыл бұрын

Frankly, from my testing it's very close to being the same.

I have photoshop, is there a similar plug in for that?

How do you scale how much to charge when you are selling your material

I painted the tiles wirh two light coats, and colors weren't engraving dark after they were already. So I went to add another layer on my tiles and they bubbled up in minutes after I repainted them? What could cause that?

if I buy a 15w master 2 now can I upgrade to the 20w by just buying the laser later at a 100.00 plus whatever price maybe

How do you know where to place each tile so it's done right when burning? Got it, saw the frame option on your other vid. Thx. Appreciate the shared knowledge!

@jessetutterrow4320

Жыл бұрын

What I do when I wanted to burn only a single tile: 1. Place a 1/4-inch-thick plywood on the laser. 2. Create a 4-inch (100mm) square. 3. Tell LightBurn to center the square (step 2) on the center of the work area. 4. Engrave the square into the plywood. When you want to burn a tile: 1. Bring the image into LightBurn. 2. Tell LightBurn to center the image on the work surface. 3. Place the plywood back onto the laser. 4. Align the tile with the square. 5. Burn

What is the best laptop for use with the ortur laser

You have inspired me to order one.......It will be here by the 29th of September. Thank You keep up the good work!