Great video. Would it be safe to say that the Epilog Zing 16 is exactly the same except for the cutting space? Or is there other features the Zing 24 has that the 16 does not?
The color does not determine whether to cut or etch. Black will do both, it just etches (rastors) deeper than grey. The way you distinguish between cut and etch is by the stroke setting. It will "cut" with stroke set at .0001
We use a windows on it, unfortunately the Mac software wasn’t great you have to connect the laser to the network instead of via USB. At the time we set things up the Mac software wasn’t very good. So we installed a program called virtual box, and then install windows on that. So it’s a Mac, but really it’s running windows.
Great video very helpful.
thank you very much .this will help me a lot.u just did the perfect explanation and tutorial
cool video tutorial friend
Can you give me info on your air pump? I’m looking for one for my zing.
I noticed it works with hard woods, but what about a soft wood?
Great video. Would it be safe to say that the Epilog Zing 16 is exactly the same except for the cutting space? Or is there other features the Zing 24 has that the 16 does not?
it can have a higher wattage laser, well that's what the website says. but I'm more interested in where to buy one.
So you have to run windows on your macbook pro in order to use it because it doesn't have a mac driver?
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So black means cut and grey means etch? Thanks for your video.
The color does not determine whether to cut or etch. Black will do both, it just etches (rastors) deeper than grey. The way you distinguish between cut and etch is by the stroke setting. It will "cut" with stroke set at .0001
Just curious how you are using a Mac, would love to use my Mac for my epilog
We use a windows on it, unfortunately the Mac software wasn’t great you have to connect the laser to the network instead of via USB. At the time we set things up the Mac software wasn’t very good. So we installed a program called virtual box, and then install windows on that. So it’s a Mac, but really it’s running windows.
so i see you are on a MacBook Pro, but i am guessing you are using BootCamp or a PC emulator, yes?