Are you not listening? Epilog pulse lets you print from any device…what more do you want?

The Pulse App is native to the machine. You'll need to be connected via Wi-Fi, USB, or Ethernet connection to a machine with the latest firmware 1.1.0.2 installed (as of 6/12/24).

The idea is to elevate the acrylic to reduce backside reflection, so just about anything around your shop would work. Some people stack coins under each corner, or you can elevate it using Legos or other blocks. You just want to elevate it a few inches - it results in a smoother cut.

Hi there, all info about this project can be found on our Sample Club page here: www.epiloglaser.com/resources/sample-club/laser-engraving-baby-blocks/

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The link to the Laser Project page is in the description. Here is the link you're looking for with the file download. www.epiloglaser.com/resources/sample-club/laser-cut-wooden-lamp/

Frequency plays a crucial role in achieving clean and precise cuts across various materials when cutting with your Epilog Laser machine. In the case of wood, in order to minimize the charring on the cut edge we recommend a lower frequency to achieve less burning/charring, but thicker and more dense the woods may require a bit high frequency to achieve a clean cut in one pass. When cutting materials like acrylic, plexi, and sign plastic, we recommend higher frequencies to achieve a clean polished edge that requires no or very little clean up.

We used a metal marking compound which aids in marking metals with a CO2 laser. Some commonly used compounds are Enduramark or Cermark.

The leather was apporx. 1/8" thick, and the acrylic and MDF sheet were 1/4".

We have over 10 of their lasers, our two pros are by far the most problematic. The dual worm gear y axis rails have been the cause of most of our issues. That as well as random boards going bad. Though their support has been alright.

Hi Rick - the visual "stretching" of the logo at this size is very minimal, one mm or two or each side, so there is very little need to contract the artwork horizontally in this case. As for the polyethylene foam, we've used the same foam over and over for various projects like tool shadowing and decorate signage, it works great! Here is Laser Project: Sample Club we created with the source of the foam included in the article. www.epiloglaser.com/resources/sample-club/laser-cutting-foam-letters/ Hope this helps!

Hi there, we used Polyethylene foam sheets for this project.

@@epiloglaser Thank you

Hi @tretexas2405 - with a few initial setup parameters in CorelDRAW and Illustrator and our new Software Suite, you no longer have to enter the page size each time. It is now send over directly to the laser with each print. In order to add more versatility to all your laser Jobs, we do also have the option to set your Laser up so that the laser bed work area is your default size, but this is completely up to you and your preference. Either way, both options and workflows exist so you can work the way you're used to with our laser machines.

Great tip!

its says in the description : "Have you ever pulled out an engraving and wished one section was engraved a little deeper, but you've already moved the piece? Here's a quick way to fix it by using Epilog's IRIS™ Camera and creating a secondary process!"

@@manbolomo I get that, but I suppose what I’m really asking is - isn’t the camera redundant for this problem if you make a point of using the guides? I think. Doesn’t matter. My 40w Fusion is arriving in 3 weeks & I can’t wait - like a kid who still believes in Santa waiting for Christmas.

Can’t assume my stock has straight edges tho can I? It might have been cut already 😂 told you I was a newbie

@@digitaldiorama im a noob too, trying to figure out stuff, well if i understand it right, this video isnt making a point about the camera, its about the "iris registration system", the camera is always on and just good for you to see things. The iris system is the software trying to use the guides that the camera picked up. If you cant print the guides on the object (like a finished product, a cup, a guitar etc), you would have to eyeball the placement.

Hello! Which machine do you own?

@@epiloglaser Fusion pro48, and Y-axis tracking error, drive error, critical error left drive error, I want to know the solution when it happens. I sent instagram dm but there is no answer

The FusionM2 Fiber is a "flatbed" table with a large marking/etching area (32"x20" or 40"x28'). Galvo Lasers (most all brands & models have 4"x4" or 6" x 6" marking field; that can be expanded depending on the lens configuration. Each has their strengths. The choice of which one is best is dependent on the workflow, volume, size of parts etc.... Additionally, a Galvo can achieve DEPTH in metal, whereas a Flatbed fiber laser is pretty much only a surface etch mark. - Randy Allen

The heat created during this engraving was very little. The blade was warm to the touch, but not nearly hot enough to degrade the heat treatment or weaken the blade.

@@epiloglaser what knives do you use for this process and where do you get them?