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    Romark Ultra-Grave

    Anyone try this yet or know pricing?

    http://www.ultra-grave.com/#keyfeatures
    Martin Boekers

    1 - Epilog Radius 25watt laser 1998
    1 - Epilog Legend EXT36 75watt laser 2005
    1 - Epilog Legend EXT36 75watt laser 2007
    1 - Epilog Fusion M2 32 120watt laser with camera 2015
    2 - Geo Knight K20S 16x20 Heat Press
    Geo Knight K Mug Press,
    Ricoh GX-7000 Dye Sub Printer
    Zerox Phaser 6360 Laser Printer
    numerous other tools and implements
    of distruction/distraction!

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    Martin, I haven't tried it yet so I can't tell how well it lasers but from what I've read, it should work real nice. Price is about $1:00 more per full sheet than Lasermark. Finish choices are matte or satin only.
    Paul
    Universal PLS 6.120D 75 watt
    MutiCam Apex CNC 4'x8' w 6 bit TC.
    EnrRoute 6 Pro 3d software.
    Vision 2550 Rotary Engraver.


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    Marty

    People I've talked to who have tried it are pleased with the ease of cleaning, particularly on the tough colors like red and white and blue and white.
    Mike Null

    St. Louis Laser, Inc.

    Trotec Speedy 300, 80 watt
    Gravograph IS400
    Woodworking shop CLTT and Laser Sublimation
    Dye Sublimation
    CorelDraw X5, X7

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    Martin,

    I just used a sheet of red and I was very impressed with the finished product. Definitely worth the extra money in my humble opinion.
    Epilog 45 watt, Graphtec cutter-plotter, Corel Graphics Suite X3 - X4, HP and Vaio computers, woodshop.

    "Trust, but Verify"

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    I believe there was a post not long ago where someone mentioned they had really good luck with engraving red/white in one pass.

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    I havn't tried it yet but after checking out the link and reading the comments here I would definitely like to. Even just ordering a piece and experimenting with it. I find with somehting new like this it's a lot easier of a sell to the customer if you have a sample you can show them.
    Universal laser 30 watt. It's an oldie but a goodie.
    IS700 For flat work.
    IS400 Cylindrical as well as flat work.
    V3400 Cylindrical.
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    Corel Draw - Illustrator - Photo Shop - Flexi

    I'm also a graphic designer.

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    We've only used WT/Bk so far, but I really like the way it works. It seems to be very consistent and cleans easily. It doesn't hurt that Johnson Plastics sells it for less than LaserMax either.

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