Couldn't find that thread about the competitors version, did anyone ever test it out?
Couldn't find that thread about the competitors version, did anyone ever test it out?
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The only one I remember was about 6-12 months back and it seemed like the guy was spamming his product. Might have been removed as such.
60W, Boss Laser 1630
75W, Epilog Legend 24EX
Jet Left Tilting table saw and Jet 18" Band saw
Adobe Creative suite and Laserworks 8
There is one on EE from January, I'm not very impressed with the product or the person though. The product I tested when he first came out with it was very much inferior to Cermark and the price was not all that great. The person, Paul Harrison, has never answered any of the questions I had regarding his claims that it worked with a fiber laser. I asked him several times on this forum as well as on EE and he either ignored or evaded the question. I buys my Cermark, I marks my parts, I collects my money...
One thing there have been up a couple of time is, Dry Moly instead of Cermark. I have never tried Cermark myself because it is too expensive. I have tried Dry Molly and it is maybe not so black as the results you can get with Cermark but for the Price I'm ok with that.
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RedSail M900 - 100W Laser with RECI Tube and Rotary.
Lasermark 100 I have a tub of it and I didn't find it worked as well as Lmm-14 that I use. But that's just me. I've seen others elsewhere be happy with it. But if cermark works for you, why change? I'll try it again and give a better comparison.
Woodworking, Old Tools and Shooting
Ray Fine RF-1390 Laser Ray Fine 20watt Fiber Laser
SFX 50 Watt Fiber Laser
PM2000, Delta BS, Delta sander, Powermatic 50 jointer,
Powermatic 100-12 planer, Rockwell 15-126 radial drill press
Rockwell 46-450 lathe, and 2 Walker Turner RA1100 radial saws
Jet JWS18, bandsaw Carbide Create CNC, RIA 22TCM 1911s and others
I gave this stuff a try several months back and felt it was a total disaster. Very messy, less than acceptable results and, all things considered, not that cheap.
Mike Null
St. Louis Laser, Inc.
Trotec Speedy 300, 80 watt
Gravograph IS400
Woodworking shop CLTT and Laser Sublimation
Dye Sublimation
CorelDraw X5, X7