The new Fusion Edge features quick, easy, and accurate camera positioning capabilities & 120 IPS engraving speeds Epilog Fusion Edge Real-time image of laser bed for easy artwork placementGolden ...

Quick Reference. Training Required: Basic Training and Laser Cutter Training Workspace: 12" x 24" Materials: Cardboard, cardstock, wood, acrylic, and more. (Epilog Laser CO2 laser Material List)File ...

Since 1988, Epilog Laser has been designing and manufacturing flying-optics-based CO2 and fiber laser systems that can engrave and cut wood, acrylic, plastic, fabric, rubber and many other materials.

"Epilog Laser Engravers and Cutters made a notable appearance at CES, showcasing their advanced technology for precision engraving and cutting. With impressive capabilities for both personal and ...

The folks at Epilog would like you to meet the Zing, a $7,995 laser etcher / printer that can not ... The Zing is made to tackle almost any material, be it wood, plastic, leather, glass ...

The $7,995 device uses a 30-watt infrared CO 2 laser to smoothly etch my input into almost any material—wood, plastic, aluminum, stone, meat—as long as it's less than 4.5 inches thick and 12 ...

Laser cutting is a little-known aspect of manufacturing that is growing considerably for small business owners and urban manufacturers. With 2011 bringing in $7.1 Billion and $7.3 Billion forecast ...

Dublin, July 07, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Laser Processing Market with COVID-19 Impact Analysis by Laser Type (Solid Lasers, Liquid Lasers, Gas Lasers), Configuration (Fixed Beam, Moving Beam ...

Forget vinyl – engineer Amanda Ghassaei has developed a technique for cutting records into wood! Using a Epilog 120 Watt Legend EXT laser cutter, she was able to create digital waveform files ...

Ghassaei cut her wooden records onto a sheet of maple with an Epilog 120 Watt Legend EXT laser cutter at an approximate precision of 1,200 dpi, but says these could easily be swapped for other ...

Visicut and the GPL Epilog hack that T. Hudson put together are both valiant efforts, and I wish them all the best, but as they exist today they’re simply not up to production work, at least not ...