Is it possible to use Pro-Lase on one of these cheap chinese fiber lasers?

You CAN mark some plastics, but it’s a crapshoot. This is black plex-
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Regret the purchase? Nope, I have 3 of the things now, all cheap Chinese, all with EzCad.

Is EzCad lousy? I’ve never used anything else, so–? I will say my newer 2.14.10(?) versions are far and away superior to my older 2.5.3 version. Thing is, if you use EzCad only to run the laser, and use Corel (or whatever you’re used to) to do all the design work prior to lasering, EzCad is great. It has it’s issues, but what computer program doesn’t? I’ve been running engraving machines with computer programs since 1981, and the common denominator with all program software and machines, is all of ’em can have you pulling your hair out at any moment…

Fiber lasers never cease to amaze me.

Control a cheap Chinese fiber with Pro-laze? Not unless you’re willing to buy a controller card compatible with Pro-laze. (And I’m only guessing)You CAN mark some plastics, but it’s a crapshoot. This is black plex-Regret the purchase? Nope, I have 3 of the things now, all cheap Chinese, all with EzCad.Is EzCad lousy? I’ve never used anything else, so–? I will say my newer 2.14.10(?) versions are far and away superior to my older 2.5.3 version. Thing is, if you use EzCad only to run the laser, and use Corel (or whatever you’re used to) to do all the design work prior to lasering, EzCad is great. It has it’s issues, but what computer program doesn’t? I’ve been running engraving machines with computer programs since 1981, and the common denominator with all program software and machines, is all of ’em can have you pulling your hair out at any moment…Fiber lasers never cease to amaze me.