⚡ New laser engraver XTOOL S1 in my workshop / review and use in my work / WOODWORKING / DIY
I installed a new laser engraver XTOOL S1 in my workshop. This video contains the first setup and test cuts of the S1, and how to use it in my work.
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xTool S1:
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Produk yang bagus bisa dijadikan referensi. Terima kasih
You are awesome
Goed banget 🎉
형 진짜 이러지 말어ㅡㅜ 형 영상보고 f1 샀는데… 아직 할부도 안 끝났는데 ㅡㅜ
Nice video but pls add cc so I can understand better as I'm deaf. Many thanks 😊
I see. But what you see is all there is. I didn't speak in the video. English is not my native language. So I don't say anything in the video. thank you
Great product. We never had such machines in my day. I have just one concern. Usually, I am able to read your captions with some ease, but occasionally, as with this video, the captions disappeared far too soon before i had time to finish reading them. This meant I had to keep rewinding the video, pause to read, then start again time after time only to find moments later I'm repeating the who process again. Having to keep rewinding meant that I missed out on the content of your video. After the video ended, I rewound to the beginning just so I could watch your content. Considering you do not talk in any of your videos, why then the urgency to remove the captions so quickly? Not everyone is able to read at lightning speed, which only decreases as we get older. Some may not be old but may have problems with their eyesight due to verious medications they take that affect their eyes. As a machinist for 53 years and retired now for 16 years, I'm 89 years old now. This means i don't have much time left, and soon, i will leave the land of the living. My only real pleasure now is being able to watch things I did for a living for 53 years. Things that made me happy day after day. Things i made from wood with my own two hands and things I miss greatly. Please, can you leave your captions up on screen a little longer. Thank you.
Thank you for your valuable comment. I will definitely do that from the next video. Your advice is of great help to me. thank you