Prepare a laser-engraving job with Grok Bot and LightBurn
At a glance
Rich Silver used Grok Bot to guide calibration, create artwork and prepare an engraving job for his 60W fiber laser. This workflow is listed under laser-engraving, computer-use, digital-fabrication.
He gave his bots computer access to the laser setup. They loaded LightBurn, walked him through calibration, drew the artwork, assembled the engraving job and framed the card on the machine.
How it went
He reported completing a first engraving and attached a video to the post.
Worth knowing
In a follow-up, he reported hitting rate limits despite having a Grok Heavy subscription.
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