just not sure how it all works as far as the laser plugin goes and jobs etc and I really don't want to have to setup jobs in different programs etc and having to set the work piece and zero in the correct spot etc. I really like being able to set up a job in aspire and all the settings etc does the engrave plugin give you the control that is needed to select an image and lettering etc to engrave or would you have to send multiple jobs from say aspire for the lettering then the engrave plugin for the raster image then say aspire again to profile cut etc. I would love to run it from mach and perhaps will in the future when I decide to tear it apart and mod it and that leads me to my next question running a laser with mach or better yet mach3 and 4 as I have mach 3 and as of right now don't really see any reason to change to mach4 does mach 4 run lasers better than 3 I am looking to do ALOT of raster engraving more so than cutting Im sure I will cut but I am thinking a lot more engraving/raster stuff in the beginning. So which one would you recommend moshi laser or laserdrw laser. anyways I use coreldraw regularly as well as photoshop and illustrator. I am looking to get a Chinese 40w CO2 laser and well I see some that come with moshi and others come with laserdrw from my understanding they are both crap but most of the posts are rather old I know there is a 2014 version of moshi out there. I have mach3 and it runs both my cnc router and my 9 X 20 lathe The laser is very good at making solid dark lines and marks, but I'd like to space out the pinpoints that it makes further apart so that there are less firings per line and less lines overall in the image, speeding up the process but also lowering the accuracy.Hello all I have not been here for some time infact I had to make a new account. Is there a way to space the firing of the laser to a lower resolution? I don't mean resizing the image itself. Right now it is at the lowest it can be and it still burns fairly dark marks into the wood I'm using. Is there a way to adjust the amount of power the laser uses for the image with the software? I'm aware of the dial on the machine. Is there any way to use a vector file with this software so that the laser, instead of sweeping back and forth horizontally, follows the path laid out by the image? (for example: drawing the square instead of working its way down doing one dot at a time on each of the left and right sides of the square) Is there a software manual anywhere for either LaserDRW or Coreldraw? I have gotten it to work, but I am here because I have a series of problems that I haven't been able to fix with it. (feel free to ask any questions about them here, as there do not seem to be any good google results for either) Hello, I recently purchased this engraving laser and it came with the notoriously bad Chinese LaserDRW3 software alongside CorelLaser which have both been difficult to get used to.
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