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Laser Alignment – Mini / Helix MT

Laser Alignment – Mini / Helix MT

How do I align the Mini/Helix MT laser?

Proper laser alignment is essential to maintain the precision and performance of your Epilog Mini or Helix laser system. Over time, factors such as power inconsistencies, fading in specific areas of the engraving table, or component replacement—like the laser tube or mirrors—can lead to misalignment. This guide provides a detailed, (...)

Laser Alignment – Zing

Laser Alignment – Zing

Adjust your optics system's mirrors to ensure your laser fires precisely.

Mark the Laser Alignment Target To begin the laser alignment procedure, in your graphics software, set your page size equal to your machine’s table size and create a small ¼” by ¼” black filled box in the upper right corner of the page, then send it to the laser. Install (...)

Laser Alignment (Large Aperture Optics) – Fusion Pro

Laser Alignment (Large Aperture Optics) – Fusion Pro

How do I align the laser on my Fusion Pro with large aperture optics.

To ensure your CO2 laser engraver delivers optimal performance and consistent cutting quality, proper beam alignment is essential. Over time, vibration, wear, or component replacement can cause the laser beam to deviate from its intended path. This can result in reduced cutting power, inconsistent engraving, or premature wear of optics. (...)

Laser Engrave or Cut a City Map (Adobe Illustrator)

Laser Engrave or Cut a City Map (Adobe Illustrator)

How do I create city map artwork for cutting or engraving with my Epilog Laser? (Adobe Illustrator)

Laser engraved or cut city maps are easy to create and will quickly become a great new addition to your popular laser engraved and cut products. Create your own local city maps and laser engrave them on cutting boards, marble tiles, and small tables, or create laser cut versions using (...)

Laser Engrave or Cut a City Map (CorelDRAW)

Laser Engrave or Cut a City Map (CorelDRAW)

How do I create city map artwork for cutting or engraving with my Epilog Laser? (CorelDRAW)

Laser engraved or cut city maps are easy to create and will quickly become a great new addition to your popular laser engraved and cut products. Create your own local city maps and laser engrave them on cutting boards, marble tiles, and small tables, or create laser cut versions using (...)

Laser Exhaust Requirements

Laser Exhaust Requirements

What specifications should I be aware of when choosing an exhaust system?

Systems: All When specifying an exhaust system for your machine there are a number of considerations. The main minimum requirements that must be followed: CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute) or M3/hr (metric): This is the amount of air that a blower or exhaust system can move per hour of operation. The (...)

Laser Systems and Printed Circuit Boards

Laser Systems and Printed Circuit Boards

How can I use an Epilog Laser on PCBs?

One of the most common questions we get at Epilog is “can your lasers do printed circuit boards?” The answer is multifaceted and, depending on the application, there are some ways to use lasers with PCBs. Here we’ll take a look at the some PCB applications suited for a laser (...)

Layering a Clip Art Image

Layering a Clip Art Image

How do I create a multiple level engraving effect from a piece of clipart?

In our 3D acrylic Sample Club download, we engraved parts of a clip art image on five cut pieces of acrylic. When placed together, the engraved acrylic creates a 3D effect because of the different levels of each engraving. In this article we’re going to show you how you can (...)

Lens Removal and Installation

Lens Removal and Installation

How do I remove and install the lens in my laser?

Maintaining and replacing the lens tube on your Epilog laser system is a straightforward process that ensures optimal performance and engraving quality. This guide provides step-by-step instructions—with visuals—for safely removing and reinstalling the lens tube. Be sure to follow each step carefully to prevent damage to the components. Removal: Loosen (...)

Leveling the Table

Leveling the Table

How do I level the table in the Fusion Maker, Edge, and Pro 24 and 36?

This document outlines the table leveling procedure for the Fusion Maker, Edge, and Pro 24 and 36. Table level should be checked periodically to ensure that all areas of the table are the same distance from the focusing lens. If all areas of the table are not the same distance (...)

Leveling the Table

Leveling the Table

How do I level the table in the Fusion Pro 32 and 48?

This document outlines the table leveling procedure for the Fusion Pro 32 and 48. Table level should be checked periodically to ensure that all areas of the table are the same distance from the focusing lens. If all areas of the table are not the same distance from the focusing (...)

Make Your Own FontBot

Make Your Own FontBot

How do I create an image out of fonts, like a FontBot?

What is a FontBot? It’s a design you create from the letters and characters of a specific font. Designers have come up with all kinds of amazing robots and other creations using fonts, but what will yours look like? We’ll be giving a quick demonstration on how to create your (...)

Manipulating Clip Art to Create Unique Designs

Manipulating Clip Art to Create Unique Designs

How can I change a piece of clipart so it will engrave well?

One of the most common challenges we hear from customers has absolutely nothing to do with lasers. Instead, we hear a lot of laser operators looking for unique and creative artwork they can use to create samples or custom projects for customers. If your customer doesn’t supply you with a (...)

Manual Focus Gauge Calibration – FiberMark

Manual Focus Gauge Calibration – FiberMark

How do I set the manual focus gauge on the FiberMark?

The attachment outlines the manual focus gauge calibration procedure for the FiberMark 24×12 engraver.

Manual Focus Gauge Calibration – Fusion Maker, Edge, Pro

Manual Focus Gauge Calibration – Fusion Maker, Edge, Pro

Learn how to calibrate the manual focus gauge on a Fusion Maker, Edge, or Pro machine.

This procedure outlines the steps required to calibrate the manual focus gauge after completing the Focus Calibration Wizard. Proper calibration ensures that the gauge accurately reflects the correct focal height determined using the Calibration Wizard. Note: The Calibration Wizard is available only on firmware version 1.1.2.1 or later. To update (...)

Material Compatibility for CO2 and Fiber Laser Engravers

Material Compatibility for CO2 and Fiber Laser Engravers

What materials can I mark or cut with my laser engraver?

CO2 and fiber lasers can mark and interact with many materials. Below is a list of many, but not all compatible materials. When researching a material compatibility for a potential material, it is important to obtain the safety data sheet of the material. A safety data sheet (SDS), also known (...)

Material Safety and your Laser

Material Safety and your Laser

What is a Material Safety Data Sheet and how do I use it?

While nearly any material you put into your engraving system will contain and or release some sort of residue or debris, generally speaking, most materials are safe to use in your system. However, there are certain materials not suited for laser engraving and cutting – these materials can corrode the (...)

Maximum Rotary Attachment Diameters

Maximum Rotary Attachment Diameters

What is the maximum diameter/length that will fit on the Rotary Attachment?

Maximum diameter that will fit on the Rotary Attachment for each system Epilog Zing 24: 5.25″ (133mm) Epilog Mini 18: 3″ (76mm) Epilog Mini 24: 5″ (127mm) Epilog Helix: 8″ (203mm) Fusion 32: 10.75″ (273 mm) Fusion 40: 10.75″ (273 mm) Fusion M2 32: 10.25″ (260 mm) Fusion M2 40: (...)

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