Kerf Tutorial
After powering up (because of lead screws), Jog to the front left just slightly off the physical limit (You are going to love limit aka Home switches!). Then click Set Origin in the Move window.
Yes, You Home the machine in some fashion after powering up. This is to establish to both GRBL and Lightburn where the laser is physically located.
Take Sunday off, you earned it. 
I think it is a 3w laser.
Hope you had a great weekend. Made lots of progress, What is the best way to make a triangle? Thanks,
Maybe not the best way, but one way…
Now you have a triangle to adjust to your specs. Use Edit Nodes to join the V with the line. Use Group Selection to link them together. Now you can adjust the size as needed.
Hopefully, somebody pops in and tells us the “right” way to do it. 
I knew there had to be an answer! Hexagon is not the only regular polygon, that I knew. Thanks!
Be nice if shape properties were on right click box. Big box with little in it taking up a tab.
Right click, Properties checks the Window, Shape Properties box.
I wonder, can the various selection windows be slid off to display on a second monitor? When I am in NY, I have a 3 monitor setup to play with. It would be good to use the middle one for drawings with the other parameter windows off to the side.
Yes. Grab the window title bar and pull away from the window pane.
Cool! Maybe it will be worth setting up a second monitor here. Thanks!
Second monitor sounds like a great idea. I figured how to make a triangle; but how do you make a right angle or control the angles? Thanks.
Second monitor, HDMI, works great.
I bet Edit Nodes is what you need. Just grab a node and drag it aroung. The Rotation box at the top might be useful too.
This stuff is all new to me too.
Can’t edit nodes? Must convert to path. Learning more all the time!
I just aligned two sides with the workspace grid. Then it is a simple task to extend or shorten the right-angle sides to get what you want.
By the way, the Rotate rotates the entire figure as built. You can add a temporary line, that can be rotated separately to any angle, to be used as a reference if you need a specific angle.
Guys, drew lines the way I wanted shape and did the open shapes/close shape to connect together. Will try the path options as well. To much fun!
Copy that!!!
Limit switches showed up; no instructions of course. Where do I get all the other stuff I need to mount and activate? Thanks.
Please tell me yours came with the wires!
Unfortunately, the mounting angles and trip bars (if needed) have to be fabricated. I will take pictures of mine and upload them shortly.
Yes, they came with wires/plugs attached. I looked online and no one seems to sell a complete installation kit. I really like the Lightburn program. I’d like to be able to see the x/y for nodes. Much thanks.
