Full Version: Which Laser?

From: laserman (MIKEMAC) [#11]
 23 Apr 2007
To: apollon [#10] 23 Apr 2007

The other thing to consider when considering "older Technology" is the computer. You can not even get a new computer with a parallel port any more although you can still get add on cards. But for how long?

The other thing to look at is the operating system XP / Vista be sure that the drivers are compatible with both there will come a time when you will not be able to get XP any longer it may be a few years but it will happen if the system is only compatible with XP and two years from now you need a new computer and can not get XP on it then what good will the laser system be?

Just something to think about.


From: John (ICTJOHN) [#12]
 23 Apr 2007
To: apollon [#9] 23 Apr 2007

quote:
My present business has to do among other things with stamps but I want to expand to engraving.


If you do a few stamps here and there with a 25 watt machine, that would not be so bad - But, if you plan on doing production day in and day out with stamps - You will be sorely disappointed with the 25 watt machine. Stamps, Corian and wood will take a lot of power - like I said if you want to do just a few of these, 25 watt would be an OK place to start, but heavy production on those types of materials will be slow.
You know your budget, but I don't know of anyone that has bought a second or 3rd machine and bought LESS power, most always want/need MORE power.

You also mentioned a "filter system" even the low odor stamp material will STINK! as will some plastics, leather...etc.


hth,

~

From: apollon [#13]
 25 Apr 2007
To: ALL

Dear people,

thank you all for your comments; you can be sure that every message posted under this thread was taken into serious consideration.

Thank God, today I managed to get a VERY GOOD PRICE for a Spirit 25W machine from the domestic representative!

So, I wish good work and profits to all of you. Yet, we all have to admit that there is NOTHING MORE VALUABLE THAN GOOD HEALTH.

Till I get the machine in about 15-25 days, have a creative time all of you.

Thanks again.


From: Peter [#14]
 25 Apr 2007
To: apollon [#13] 25 Apr 2007

Yasoo Re ! :D

Regards
Peter


From: John (ICTJOHN) [#15]
 25 Apr 2007
To: apollon [#13] 25 Apr 2007

Congratulations on the acquisition, now the 15 - 25 days will seem like an eternity. Have fun and start dreaming up items to engrave once it gets here.
;-)


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