This is my first 3D laser project. I downloaded the files, laser cut them and just finished assembling it. The video is clear and easy to follow. It all seems to work really well, but I am waiting on some 12.7mm (1/2 inch) ball bearings I ordered and will have it all up and running. Thanks so much for sharing, you guys really rock!

@freelaserfiles

11 күн бұрын

Thank you for your kind comments.

Made this as a Christmas gift for my great nephews.... they love it. I don't want to seem ungrateful, but if you come up with a larger marble run, I'll be making that too!! I made this with my father who is 91. He helped me sand the char off of the short/long pins. There were some mistakes in the video... very minor, and I got the lift mount orientation wrong, but when it was all finished it became a memory with my father that I will have for the rest of my days. Thank you!

@freelaserfiles

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind comments. It is wonderful that you got chance to assemble this with your father. Yes there are a few mistakes in the video, it was an early attempt at making videos, and we still make mistakes. I am working on another marble run, not larger, and probably easier to build, but it will be changeable and run more balls at the same time.

I cut this from corrugated cardboard just for fun. (Thanks for the material Amazon.) Of course the gears don't work but everything assembles well and it looks amazing. The marble run works quite well. It is a real testament to the quality of the design that it works so well even in cardboard! Thanks for sharing this.

@freelaserfiles

11 ай бұрын

Hi, thank you for your comments. We know that your model wont be fully functional but we would really like to see a photo of it. In the near future, we intend to have a page on our website showing models which people have built from our files, if you would like to submit yours, please send us some photos or video of your completed models. Our e mail address is freelaserfiles@gmail.com

I just finished building this. Cuts are perfect. Pieces numbered and when assembled according to instructions the numbers are all hidden. Video instructions detailed and precise. Enjoyed making this project. Highly recommend doing this.

@freelaserfiles

Жыл бұрын

Hi Scott, thank you for your comments, we are glad you enjoyed it.

Cut and and assembled this awesome Marble Race. Two thumbs up! 👍 👍

@freelaserfiles

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comments.

Interesting design touches on pin assembly and "bearings"design, as well as super easy to follow KZread assembly. Used big box store 2.8mm panel plywood. The downsize change will use smaller balls (yet to determine best size) All said, fun project. May try "Gear Box" soon. Thanks for the file.

Compre un láser cnc, y realice este proyecto, pensé que rompería alguna pieza , o que algo no ensamblaría, pero todo salió muy bien, gracias chicos por compartir este proyecto, felicidades y saludos desde Mexico…..

@freelaserfiles

Ай бұрын

Hi, we are glad that you like it.

Just finished making this with my daughters this weekend!! Thanks so much for the incredible free design!! Have subscribed and can’t wait to see what else you come out with!!

@freelaserfiles

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comments. We are working on more items.

Such a great resource website I send every new laser owner to the site and here. Many thanks for putting all the files up for our use.

This was a fun project. Works perfectly and the instructions are excellent. Thank you!

@freelaserfiles

4 ай бұрын

You're welcome!

I just got one for Christmas. I will enjoy this build. It looks amazing.

@freelaserfiles

6 ай бұрын

Hope you enjoy building it.

Love it, can't. wait. to do it with my students!

@freelaserfiles

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome, please feel free to share photos of the finished product with us on our Facebook and or Instagram page. If you would like to subscribe to our KZread channel it would be a great help, so we can keep putting up files. Thank you and if you have suggestions on what kind of files would be useful to teachers please let us know.

No one make better tutorial videos tha you guys

This looks amazing! Have to give it a shot this weekend. thanks for sharing

@freelaserfiles

2 жыл бұрын

Great, let us know how it turns out for you.

Assembled one today. Everything came out great

@freelaserfiles

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for contacting us, we are glad you enjoyed it. We are working on another marble run and hope to have the files available soon.

@jnbff10

5 ай бұрын

Definitely will give it a try.

This was an absolutely amazing project. The design is awesome!!! Really enjoyed putting this together. The only thing I had to do fitment wize was wax the long & short assembly pins. I've never made any kerf adjustments with your other projects; but maybe for this one, I should make a nominal kerf adjustment just to make the pins slide in easier. I hope you keep kicking out projects; because I'll keep making them. Your designs are just fantastic!!!

@freelaserfiles

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for your comments, we will try to keep them coming.

Cut and assembled without any problem ( triplex 3 mm). Some of the numbers mentioned in the video ar not correct but no problem to find out the proper pieces ( see reaction below John Schmo). Would suggest to cut extra long pins and use long pins where it's possible, they fit better and don' break. A extra support for the main shaft would possibly prevent flexing while in use.

@freelaserfiles

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comments. If you haven't already, please subscribe. We are working on more items.

Super cool, it would be interesting to know how you desing something like this!

@freelaserfiles

8 ай бұрын

Hi, thank you for your comments. I honestly can't tell you how I design each project. I don't sketch them or have a finished model in mind when I start. The marble run started with an idea for how to connect track to upright supports. Then I just started drawing track and needed a way to lift the marbles and somewhere for them to go. So each element just followed the last. Most models are designed over a few months when ideas come into my head. I have many model ideas, and hope to share more of them in the future.

Expectacular.

j'adore merci pour la vidéo, le partage MERCI

@freelaserfiles

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for your comments.

Ran across this while searching for a marble run. Downloaded the file and will be cutting it out sometime this week. What kind of glue are you using in the video?

@freelaserfiles

Жыл бұрын

any wood glue should work, but we use Titebond III.

@asilron

Жыл бұрын

I second the Tightbond. Hold great and dries fast.

Most diode lasers have the work area 400x400. All the pieces fit except the bottom plate. It would be nice if you can adjust that. I took away 10 mm from each side; some lasers have problems cutting at 400 so 390 should be good. Also rearranging the rest of the pieces for square bed and in the order that need to be assembled; so we can start mounting while the rest is cutting:)

@freelaserfiles

Жыл бұрын

Hi Kris, thank you for your comments. We need to give you a little history of how and why we started drawing files to give away. When we purchased our first laser a few years ago it was very difficult to find files which were available to download, so we just had to learn how to create and found that we enjoyed it. The laser we purchased is a 150w Co2 with a cutting area of 36ins x 24ins and since then we have produced hundreds of products on it. When the Glowforge machine appeared we thought that it would be good to offer files to people who were just starting out laser cutting to help them get started. So we made the web site, put a few files up and made the videos of how to assemble the models. As you can see we have only put files up, now and again. The files which are now on our web site were drawn to suit Co2 lasers and nested to suit Glowforge cutting area as well as laid out for people to do their own nesting to suit their machines. Our laser has a kerf of around 0.6mm and the files have a kerf compensation to suit this. Diode lasers are now available and it is clear that these will be the ones that hobby cutters will be using. We have had a few comments from diode users that the joints on our files are a little tight for their machines and they have needed to sand pieces to assemble them. Moving forward, we are now drawing some more models but these will not have kerf compensation. If a joint is 10mm, both the slot and tab will be drawn at 10mm. Now that Lightburn is the go to cutting software, anyone who wants to adjust the joints will be able to use the kerf adjustment to suit their machine and substrate. We will also be nesting the parts to fit within a 380mm x 380mm cutting area as well as laying out the parts for people who want to do their own nesting to suit different cutting areas. No single part will be bigger that 380mm x 380mm. obviously we cannot offer layouts for every machine out there. The models we assemble in upcoming videos will be cut on an Atezr P20 plus diode laser.

@MrBabsbe

10 ай бұрын

Even if the base bigger than 400x400 you can do it in 2 parts ( that’s what I do when I make boxes that are big ) and after you assembly them together with glue !!!! Can you tell me please the size of those bearings ? 10mm ?

Amazing, been looking for this for sooooo long

@freelaserfiles

Жыл бұрын

Hi, glad you found it. Just a little info, the files were originally laid out for glowforge format lasers. If you have a diode laser with a 430mm x 430mm cutting area, there is a Laid Out Parts file which you can use to arrange your own nesting. In a few days we will be uploading files with all the parts nested into 380mm x 380mm cutting area, for folks with 400mm x 400mm diode lasers. Hope you enjoy the build.

I was looking for free laser files and found your site. Simply amazing. Do you have a tip for me, how i can get a better fit on my pins? My parts are so tough. The pieces fit very tight together, even with parafin and i cant get the pins to secure. The construction will stay save without the pins, but the look better with them. BTW: Great work and i love that we can get the files for free. Keep going. 👍

@freelaserfiles

Жыл бұрын

Hi Bobby, have you checked the thickness of your material. If you are using 3mm or 1/8" material the pieces should fit together easily. Is it just the pins you are having problems with or are the other parts a tight fit also. Do the supports fit into the base easily or are they a tight fit.

@Bobby-se1uy

Жыл бұрын

@@freelaserfiles I made some tests with 99to 95 percent and the 95 percent worked pretty well. i bought 3mm mdf. sadly none of the sheets is 3mm. at least it worked and my marblerun is finished, im happy and i learned a lot with this model. Many many thanks for this file. 👍

@ScottRedstone

Жыл бұрын

First I recommend you use blue tape on both sides of mdf before cutting. This reduces charring and fitting is easier. For small pins use a thin metal file to remove charring as well as the slots they plug into. I had no problems with large pins or any other parts.

Hi I've built the marble run and everything was fine Then i add a little fence around it with a small set o stairs to make it looks like an amuzement park I've subscribed to your channel . Thanks

@freelaserfiles

2 ай бұрын

Cool idea!

esta de parabens de liberar para download gratuito de um projeto incrivel como esse ....

@freelaserfiles

Жыл бұрын

Obrigado por seus comentários. Por favor inscreva-se. Estamos projetando mais itens.

Awesome project. I would like to make this for Christmas present but I am having problems finding a wood source. You listed a link for the ball bearings, do you have a link for the wood?

@freelaserfiles

8 ай бұрын

Hi there, sorry, we don't have a link for materials. We buy full sheets in bulk, for products we produce. I guess you could find pre cut sheets on etsy or e bay. Maybe we should start offering materials. If anyone else reads this message and you can help with a material supplier, please let us know so that we can pass it on.

In the download link it mentions cut lines, score lines, and engrave lines. Does anyone have power/speed settings they've successfully used for each? I'm specifically looking for the different power levels for scoring vs engraving (cut lines are easy to get figured out). I have a 55w CO2 laser, but would welcome any data points that others can share.

@freelaserfiles

Жыл бұрын

Hi Andrew, after using a Co2 for a few years and also after swapping out damaged tubes, I think the best advice we could give you is to run tests with your machine. There are so many variables that any power levels or speeds advised could be way off. Your machine manufacturer will probably have some guidelines but these could need adjusting depending on the age of your tube and the product you are cutting or engraving.

I'm curious, why do many of the slots in some parts have rounded corners (like part 18)? This makes it more difficult to slide the matching tabs into the slots. Obviously laser cutters can't round the corners of the matching tabs that slide into the slots. My only guess is it's possibly another method to increase friction for a tighter fit? Perhaps you're making the slots extra large (3.17mm + kerf) to accommodate most wood thicknesses, but thinner woods would still fit tightly due to the rounded corners? I don't know, I'm just curious if there's wisdom behind it.

@freelaserfiles

2 ай бұрын

Hi, as I mentioned, the marble run was designed several years ago, so I can't remember my design method. I have done so many designs since then. It wasn't designed as a file to offer free, but one we made for ourselves. The original runs were cut on our 150w Co2 laser before Diodes, with much smaller kerfs, became popular. I think I rounded the slot corners to accommodate different thickness of materials. Also most of the joints on this model are not glued, so I tried to get tighter joints without reducing the slots size. Several of our early models have joints with kerf compensation, because they were drawn to suit our Co2 laser. All our recent models are drawn with square corners and no kerf compensation. I have considered redrawing the marble run with no kerf compensation, but we know that this model is used in some schools as a project, so we think that if school children can build it, it must be ok. Hope this helps.

My first attempt at this has not gone smoothly so far. Almost everything is too tight. I've had to sand things down ( like the short pins and various shafts) in order to get them to fit at all. The material being used is slightly under 3mm.. Maybe the laser is so small of a focus size (08x.08mm) causing a smaller than usual kerf making the cut parts a bit larger? In any case, I had this same problem before and fixed it by changing some setting in lightburn, but I forget what it was.. I will have to check it on the old project I did before. But not until after I get a 20w laser 😊

@freelaserfiles

Жыл бұрын

Hi Eric, thank you for your comments. The files that are currently on our site were drawn to suit our Co2 laser and have a kerf compensation of .6mm. We understand that some lasers are now available with much smaller beam size. The files we are designing now will not have kerf compensation and are being drawn for 1/8" or 3.175mm material. Also, we will be testing them on a 20w diode laser. Hopefully this will make assembly easier.

@ericeinsmann5559

Жыл бұрын

@@freelaserfiles thanks for the reply! I will see if I can compensate for the difference in kerf size. Also, my laser has a working area of 400x800mm. I will try and reformat the files to take advantage of the full area. Maybe I can get it down to 4 sheets instead of the 6. It would be for my use only. I wouldn't give the files to anyone else. Thanks!

@Kris11011

Жыл бұрын

@@freelaserfiles yes. for diode laser everything is too tight. my laser beam is 0.06mm. any suggestions?

There are 2 sizes of machines in the files size. Does the marble size make a difference?

@freelaserfiles

11 ай бұрын

Hi, there is only one size of marble run. We offer the files with the parts set out, "nested" to suit two laser cutting areas, 380mm x 380mm and 480mm x 270mm. We also include a file with all the parts laid out, for people who want to do their own nesting. All the parts, in each of the files, are identical and will assemble into a marble run which is designed to run half inch ball bearings. Hope this helps.

Thanks very much for the wonderful design, and for the great instructions. This was the 2nd model I downloaded from your website, and I thoroughly enjoyed the assembly process. Might I suggest, where there are mistakes in the video, perhaps you can overlay text captions to correct the mistake, to avoid confusion? Thanks!

@freelaserfiles

2 ай бұрын

Hi, thank you for your comments. The marble run model is one I designed several years ago and we decided to share it a couple of years ago. We had no idea how we were going to give instructions but decided a video may work. So we had a try with the marble run and the ferris wheel. We know that the videos are not perfect, but we are not film makers or even model designers, we are just trying to share files to help people get started in the laser hobby. As for adding captions, maybe one day I will learn how to do it.

Amazing beautiful. He didn’t say how much mm those bearings are ?

@freelaserfiles

10 ай бұрын

Hi, thank you for you comments. The bearings used are .5ins or 12.7mm. They are available from several sites on line. Enjoy your build.

32:40

Is nobody going to comment on the assembly error at 22:51? Also I'm wondering if this will also work ok with 3mm plywood as I have a diode laser that doesn't like to cut MDF.

@freelaserfiles

Жыл бұрын

Hi Barry, well spotted, there is also another mistake further into the video. We made several of these models out of 3mm baltic birch plywood when we were testing the files, so you should have no problem with using 3mm plywood. When we drew this file, it was designed for, and cut on our Co2 laser, and we made the joint tolerances to suit a 0.6mm kerf. We have had a couple of comments that diode lasers have a much smaller kerf and that the lower powered diodes can cause charring, meaning that the joints may need some cleaning. The models we are currently working on will not be drawn with kerf compensation. We hope you enjoy making the model and would appreciate your comments when you have built it. Harry.

A couple of errors in the video: @20:24 should say p/n 52 22:11 should say pn 55 22:53 should say pn 55 27:40 text box and voice should say pn 33 and 35 I'm using 1/8 plywood from Home Depot and the pins are a nightmare. They are so tight that they break, crack or even crumble trying to Insert them. I started rubbing them on a piece of sandpaper on both sides and filing each of the holes just a little with a square file before trying to put the pins in. The file can sometimes break off chunks of the layers of plywood which is another problem. The short pins are prone to forming a hairline crack at the closed end when asked to flex. The good news is, the long pins work much better, with brief filing and sanding, some went in almost like in the video. I am still hopeful my machine will come out working but I wonder how much easier it would have been with MDF.

@freelaserfiles

Жыл бұрын

Hi, well spotted on the p/n mistakes. You did miss another mistake a little further into the video. Two things to cover your comments on building the model. 1. Plywood from the big box stores will give you nightmares. We cut out several of these in 3mm baltic birch plywood with no problems, but due to Mr. Putin, baltic birch plywood prices went through the roof and for a time it was not available. So, mdf became our go to product and is now probably our favorite for small wood models. The marble run you see being assembled was not cleaned, filed or sanded before assembly. All the pieces are straight off the laser but the pins were waxed. You will see how easily they go together - but.... 2. This model was drawn to suit our 150w Co2 laser which has a kerf of .6mm. All the joints have kerf compensation. Many people have let us know that their models went together with no problem, but we have had a couple of comments from people using diode lasers saying that their kerf is much smaller and therefore the joints are tight. The models we are designing now are all being drawn with no kerf compensation and we are cutting them on a diode laser. We use RD Works as the program to run our Co2 laser but if you are using LightBurn, as most people seem to be doing, and the joints are a major problem, you could cut them with a kerf offset to make them a little larger. Hope this helps and that your model turns out nice.

@jonkbox2009

Жыл бұрын

@@freelaserfiles Correct, I am using a diode laser and Lightburn. My marble race is working well. Thanks for the tip about kerf - I think think that would help. Another problem I had is due to the thickness of the material. A couple of spot checks revealed the 1/8" plywood I was using to be about 2.6mm thick. At the beginning of the assembly the sequence of parts on the drive shaft is 17, 18, 7, 5, 6, 7, 18. At 3:58 in the video the final disc #18 on the Drive Shaft is lined up flush with part #2. Mine was not like that. There was not enough total thickness to line up #18 with the hole in #2, meaning parts 1 and 2 would have to be squeezed together to have the drive shaft get any support, but they could not be squeezed together because of the holes in the base and the size of #20 at the top. No way it was going to work. So I added an extra disc #18, giving a sequence of 17, 18, 7, 5, 6, 7, 18, *18. This made the Drive Shaft workable. However, I did not foresee how everything was going to work until it was too late, at the end when we were putting the lift assembly onto the base. The 5/6 lift wheel was too far in (toward the race tracks), so the marbles would not be pushed out by part #24. In retrospect, I should have added the extra disc #18 at the other end of the Drive Shaft, so the correct sequence would have been 17, 18, *18, 7, 5, 6, 7, 18. Since the Drive Shaft components were already glued together, I could not make adjustments there. I ended up taking it apart at the top, where #20 connects #1 and #2. This allowed me to pull 1&2 apart enough to insert a modified #24 with a steeper ramp (about twice as thick at the fat end), so that it can push the marbles out successfully. This makes the lift assembly work as it should. One last thing: when the marbles go around the far end there is a slight uphill going into the hairpin turn supported by part #36. My table is setting on carpet and I suspect not very level, so I had marbles getting stuck trying to make it to the turn. I modified part #36 to be 2mm shorter and that made it work much better (I should have shortened it by 3mm but it works pretty well now and not worth the effort). I posted all this supplemental info in case anybody else is using Home Depot PATRIOT TIMBER PRODUCTS 1/8 in. x 4 ft. x 8 ft. Sanded Plywood. Thank you for the files and video. It was fun building this project and there is no way I would have thought of this on my own!

All I have available is .250" MDF. Guess that means I need to scale 215% and use 1" marbles?

@freelaserfiles

Жыл бұрын

Hi Joe, that sounds like it should work. I would recommend just cutting two small pieces first and checking they fit together before cutting the whole project.

All wood blanks that I find on Amazon are sold as 1/8 inch - 3 mm. I assume that the wood is 1/8 but close to 3 mm. Will this work?

@freelaserfiles

7 ай бұрын

Hi Patrick, thank you for contacting us. The joints on the marble run are drawn at 3.175mm or 1/8". Obviously different lasers produce a different kerf. Our earlier files were drawn with kerf compensation to suit our 150w Co2 laser. This caused problems for people using smaller kerf diode lasers. So now all our models are drawn with 3.175mm joints with no kerf compensation. That being said, material thickness varies from batch to batch and even with humidity. Cutting the joints at 3.175mm plus the width of your machine kerf should make the joints fit easily. Hope this helps.

@patrickcallihan

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for getting back with me so quickly, I can't wait to make it!@@freelaserfiles

really very nice subscriber and like 281. I have some questions 1: can I make this project with classic poplar plywood boards instead of MDF? 2: Can I share your project by saying they should subscribe to your KZread channel and tagging you?

@freelaserfiles

9 ай бұрын

Hi, thank you for your comments. Yes you can make this out of plywood. We made several of them using 3mm baltic birch plywood. We would be happy if you share our models with other laser users, and tag us. Enjoy your build.

Would love to make this but the web address is a blank page?

@freelaserfiles

Жыл бұрын

Please try again, the issue should be fixed.

I would love to ADD a MOTOR (geared with belt) , any addon designs forthcoming???

@freelaserfiles

7 ай бұрын

Hi, I designed the marble run a few years ago and I remember starting to draw a separate battery powered winder. I will try to find it, and if I do, I will finish it. No promises, that was a couple of computers ago.

@WineGiftBoxMaker

7 ай бұрын

that would be great is found! Thank You for looking , I have built 2 of your Marble Runs and they work great - manually! @@freelaserfiles

How many sheets of plywood does it take to make this please? And what is the prrferred sheet size?

@freelaserfiles

5 ай бұрын

Hi John, we offer 3 layouts of each model we upload. One fits within the popular diode laser cutting area, one is aimed at Glowforge users, and the final file has all the pieces Laid Out so that people can nest them to suit their machines. All the sheets required are given on the model pages on our website. So there is no preferred sheet size, or set number of sheets required, it all depends on your machine cutting area. Hope this helps.

@johnduffy7502

5 ай бұрын

@@freelaserfiles Thanks very much for the information.

How thick is this, and what kind of material is it?

@freelaserfiles

11 күн бұрын

Hi, the one in the video was cut from .125ins MDF, but you could use any 3mm or .125ins material. We made some out of 3mm baltic birch plywood and they worked well.

can someone please tell me the dimensions of the base for this project? I am trying to order sheets for this project I am getting the xtool D1 and had to modify the plans for a 430x400mm maximum work area. I am new to this so any help is appreciated. Thanks

@freelaserfiles

Жыл бұрын

Hi Keith, the dimensions of the base are 406.40mm x 251.35mm. If you open the files named "Laid Out" all the parts are laid out in a line so that people can nest them to suit their laser cutting area. The files on sheets were nested for Glowforge area machines because diode lasers were not a thing when this file was drawn. All our future files will be nested for diode machines and when we get chance we will try to go back and nest previous files for diodes. Please keep in mind that if you alter the sizes of the parts, you will need to adjust the dimensions of the joints. Hope this helps.

@kbelavich

Жыл бұрын

@@freelaserfiles awesome!! Thanks so much. I didnt alter the size of the parts however I did open a new template and dragged and dropped parts to suit my cutting area

I am not seeing the part numbers. Am I missing something?

@freelaserfiles

4 ай бұрын

Hi, the part numbers are the red numbers in each of the files. I am not sure why you are not seeing them. Can you please send us more info.

@timthrift6909

4 ай бұрын

⁠After experimenting some more, I find that opening the .ai file directly into Lightburn shows the score lines but not the part numbers. Opening the .dxf file shows part numbers but some are gibberish. Opening the .svg file shows everything correctly. I’m still learning here, should have started with the .svg. Thanks for your response and the wonderful project file!

@freelaserfiles

4 ай бұрын

Hi, glad you got it to work. The dxf file is usually the one to use. The svg file is there for people who want to make alterations in a drawing program. There are so many variables when dealing with files, that is why we include different formats. Enjoy your build.

sir kindly suggest me best material for this project.....

@freelaserfiles

10 ай бұрын

Hi, the model was made from 3mm baltic birch plywood.

could you send me the download link?

@freelaserfiles

Жыл бұрын

All our files can be found on our website

@freelaserfiles

Жыл бұрын

Www.freelaserfiles.com

@flagober

Жыл бұрын

​@@freelaserfiles thank you I got it, beautiful work, now I need to see what proportion should I increase for the 4mm plywood.

wondful sign!!! But I can not open the website

@freelaserfiles

3 ай бұрын

Hi, we have checked the site and it seems to be working fine. Please let us know what problem are you having so we can try to help you.

which material (wood ) name ? have you used?

@freelaserfiles

8 ай бұрын

Hi, the model in the video was made from MDF, Medium Density Fiberboard, but you could use 3mm Baltic Birch Plywood or any other suitable 3mm or .125" material would work. Hope you enjoy building it.

where is the download file

@freelaserfiles

3 ай бұрын

The files are on our website, freelaserfiles.com

mcafee is blocking download or windows because of virus detected

@freelaserfiles

2 жыл бұрын

Not seeing any issues on our end. we use Norton and it is downloading like normal. Could be a settings issue in the antivirus software. Let us know if you figure it out.

@lorenzodalessandro8502

2 жыл бұрын

@@freelaserfiles Mcafee and windows defender don't like the file. Once I try Winzip if stops right there with virus detection. Lorenzo

@freelaserfiles

2 жыл бұрын

Hi again, we have tried the download on two different computers with no issues or warnings. Everything on our end appears to be working.

@flagober

Жыл бұрын

could you send me the download link?

kzread.info/dash/bejne/qpuixKijYtq2org.html you made a miske here. you said and wrote part 34 but used part 35 instead fyi