Service procedures, power/speed recipes, application case writeups, and diagnostic walkthroughs from the Epilog Golden, Colorado engineering team.
A Raleigh shop owner shares how buying a cheap CO2 laser led to $4,200 in losses and delays — and why switching to an Epilog Laser Fusion changed his shop. Honest advice on who should (and shouldn't) buy one.
A procurement manager answers the most common questions about Epilog laser systems, used lasers, CO2 vs fiber, and total cost of ownership.
Most shops don't need a fiber laser machine. A production manager explains when an Epilog laser engraving machine is the smarter first investment—and when CO2 laser Milwaukee shops should look elsewhere.
An admin buyer shares how our Rhode Island shop evaluated Epilog laser engraving equipment RI, compared laser co2 precios, and chose a 60W CO2 laser over a fiber alternative.
One production manager's honest story: after $15,000 in equipment-buying mistakes, a Helix Epilog laser, a fiber laser with camera, and a CO2 laser in Sarasota taught him why transparent pricing beats hidden fees. Includes the exact question every laser buyer should ask.
A quality inspector's honest take on total cost of ownership for Epilog laser systems, including rotary attachments, consumables, support, and global supplier comparisons.
An office administrator's honest account of choosing a laser system for a fabrication shop—why material compatibility and frequency settings matter more than wattage, and how the Epilog Helix earned the purchase.
An admin buyer answers Epilog laser price questions, explains deep CO2 laser cuts and eye-safe fiber lasers, and shares what an 80W laser cutting machine really costs to run.
A practical checklist for buying a used Epilog laser engraver or cutter—what to inspect, what documents to ask for, and how to keep the total cost of ownership under control.
Buying an Epilog laser or dialing in epilog laser settings isn't a one-size-fits-all decision. After 47 documented mistakes totaling $16,500 in wasted budget, here's the scenario-based advice I now use in my own shop.