Do you know WHY people like MAC computers? It is because you pull the device out of the box, plug it in, and IT WORKS! I am not computer illiterate, but it is so frustrating to have a $2,000.00+ machine sitting next to this laptop, and no matter WHAT I try to do, I cannot get the $%^& thing to wor…

Did you follow the guide provided by xTool to setup the D1 Pro for LightBurn? It includes a .lbdev (device confguration) file that would eliminate the need for some of the choices you’re concerned about. Use LightBurn to Operate xTool D1 Pro – xTool If so, at what point do the instructions diverge…

UGH! I finally figured this thing out! I don’t know why it had to become a witch hunt for step by step instructions, but so be it. Now to see if I can set my house on fire! :rofl: Joe

Hi, thanks for your reply. I did follow the pictograph assembly instructions to the letter. As for that file, I must have missed it somewhere. I started looking at online “home hobby laser” forums and stumbled onto a post that had that same link you just provided. I found another site that stepp…

Don’t go ‘off’ until you read the whole thing.. :thinking: One reason you have to search is when someone, like you, gets it to work and posts [image] joejones: UGH! I finally figured this thing out! And doesn’t bother telling us (or anyone else) how they fixed it… maybe you are your own wor…

[image] joejones: UGH! I finally figured this thing out! I don’t know why it had to become a witch hunt for step by step instructions, but so be it. Glad you got it figured out. I found that the terminology was the hard part of the learning. I couldn’t google a word I didn’t know. Keeping …

I actually enjoy adding new machines and things to my shop. I guess my frustration comes from my own high expectations. I know that the X-Tool WILL become one of my fav-o-rite leisure time machines, because of the quiet nature of the machine, and the awesome results I KNOW it can produce, once my …

Check the original LightBurn Page again. I think you will find almost everything about LightBurn and using it that you will need, If you take off those doggone “Blinders”. LOL Stick with those of us that love LightBurn and the folks who post on this forum giving problems and results. Feerg

I do like the program. I had to overcome a few assumptions I had made about it, but I can see that it is good software.

I spent my life dealing with soft/hardware. I’ve used countless programs and Lightburn still surprises me how simply it works, intuitively. The more you use it the more you find out what it can do. The biggest hurdle is a ‘mental’ change that the way you are used to doing it one may and find out …

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