Hey guys, it's Liddy here and today I'm going to be showing you guys and installing my brand new Naje 30 watt laser on my oratory laser setup. So let's get started. So yes, I bought another laser I know I go through lasers like every month or whatever But I really wanted to get the 7.5 watt which is a 30 watt input Laser and put it on my oratory laser so that I could get a little bit better cutting speed and engraving speed So without further ado, let's get right into the setup and we'll start off with the little electronic board All right, so to set it up, it's super super easy We just have this little motherboard thing here and we're gonna take the original wire from The original laser and we're just gonna plug this in to our three port here Just like that and then we're gonna take the The Wire that has four on it plug it into our laser here and then the other side here Is going to plug into the four pronged port here And it is as simple as that and so now we have our entire laser connected to the orator Machine and it is ready to go so always do now is change the mount on Here we have to drill a couple holes in the mounting plate so that it can fit this Mount back here. I'm just gonna drill two and then we will be able to mount it and get engraving So all I'm gonna do is unscrew these four bolts here and then we can go ahead and take it off and then we can unscrew this laser It's all I'm gonna do is pop it off And just like that now I'm going to remove it from here. I believe Should just be able to pull it Just like that and now I'm going to drill some holes actually in this piece because this is what's gonna mount it and Then we'll go from there And so I also wanted to mention because I am gonna be using this as a sliding mechanism You technically don't need this But because the actual laser doesn't have any holes on the back of it I'm going to have to keep this attached I'll just show you that it doesn't have any So there's no holes on the back here. So I'm gonna have to keep this attached and Attach the red part to these two holes here All right, so once everything is finally mounted I mounted this part on here again because there's no screws on the actual laser Now all you have to do is slide Or loosen this screw over here It was a little difficult for me to figure this out because this screw actually hits these two So I had to mount it in a specific spot So that I still get a little bit of depth to use But again, this will be still Adjustable so I'm gonna adjust it so it's all the way the black parts all the way up here So all we have to do Slide it on Hold it there and then screw it in tight So now we have the laser mounted Now because it is so far away, I'm gonna have to adjust The aresis that I have set up down down there and then we're gonna have to change the end stops because again It is adjusted more this way So we are losing a little bit of our space here, but we still get a stronger laser All right, so everything is set here and actually did Take off my old wire holder and put it on here And now all we have to do is figure out where we want to mount this now I think I'm just going to For right now Have it zip tied or something around here And just rig it up away so that we can make sure everything is set correctly and I can test it And then I'll figure out a better way to hold it down somewhere But other than that now we're gonna have to change the end stops so that everything Can home nice and not jam and then we can do a test cut and engraving all right So as you can see here I extended the wires and if I come around to this side You'll be able to see is now Able to actually sit down there and I also had to extend this part here. So there's actually a little piece Of wood back here that extends to push this button and so now We are going to home it again And there we go. So now it's honed and now I'm going to move it over a little bit and then we can do some engraving tests So as you can see I actually had to change some stuff up so I took off the entire Aresist sliding system as you can see here. This is all that's left and I actually made a new bracket and I screwed on this Lazers up and down bracket directly to this so it's connected to our new Base here now. This is made out of MDF. I'm probably going to make a new one out of acrylic Uh, just for safety reasons, but right now that's how I have it mounted here and it's actually pretty secure Um, so I'm going to try to figure out where I should put this right now. It can just sit there It's not really in the way and now I'm actually Going to be printing a little piece that will go here that will replace this piece plastic um So that we can put a new aresist here and it will just take the tube and it will go right down here And be able to use the aresist there. So That's what we have for this and so I'm going to attach the aresist to it and then we can do some more testing All right, so this little piece has been now installed as you can see um underneath there It goes down a little bit and points toward the laser is and let's turn the laser on real quick Make sure everything still works And there we go. So I have my whole mount set up here again. It's all made in MDF I'm actually going to redesign it and 3d printed to make your video make sure It is all sturdy But now I'm going to do another test cut with the aresist and see how well that does All right, so as you can see here um, I mentioned that I was going to 3d print a new mount and I have done that here so basically um sliding mechanism to hold the actual laser is connected It is screwed to this plastic plate here and then as you can see There are there is a groove here with a Bolt coming through it with a nut and that is so that I can still move the laser up and down While just keeping it mounted to this plate here and I have this little piece that I used to put under the laser to Put the correct distance between the piece of material and the laser and I have that setup I have actually focused the laser to this distance So now again, I just use this to set the specific distance and I just do that by loosening this and then moving it up and down So it's super simple super clean. There's some rails on the side here to prevent it from moving side to side and to keep it parallel So that is the new 3d printed mount. I will have a link to This design down below in the description for you guys to download for yourself or this actual laser Okay, so that is it. Thank you so much for watching. I hope this video helped you in installing your Nej 30 watt new laser on your orator Machine setup if you have any questions, please let me know down below in the comments as you know I love to comment back to you guys and as soon as possible also I trapped my best to show you how I did this installation It took a while and again a couple setups. I needed to change But I hope you understood it all again if you have any questions please let me know Don't be afraid to ask. I love talking to you guys This is a huge upgrade for me If you started with the lower wattage orator laser This could be a huge upgrade for you. It's a lot cheaper. So in general If you were buying an orator laser setup I would definitely buy the cheaper version setup and then you can upgrade your laser Automatically to a 7.5 watt laser which is super nice and You get a really close distance which helps you with cutting cleanly through your Pieces of material I actually was successfully able to cut 1.5 millimeter plywood in one pass with my arisist at 85% power It's just super nice and I actually got it down to three passes at I believe 400 millimeters per minute On my three millimeter plywood, which is super nice. There was super clean cuts Um, I will be showing that in different videos. I just really want to show the installation in this video I hope you guys understood it all And I had a lot of fun making this video again I hope you enjoyed the video and I hope to see you in the next one. Bye