I was just wondering if anyone has and is familiar with EngraveLab or Inspire/Enroute.
I would like to hear if anyone has compared the two and which are better/worse and why.
I got curious about this during a discussion in another thread that got onto questions about Casmate Pro for making good hatch/island fills for rotary engraving/routing.
Good software is essential for maxing the use/good results of any rotary engraving machine. We use Casmate at our shop and don't know how we'd live without it.
We've tried Inspire and Engrave lab in a very limited way through full function trial versions and found ourselves wanting compared to Casmate.
Couple questions. Can Inspire or Engravelab sort shapes in any way? (not via layers but relative to 0,0.) Like from left to right, inside to out etc. Do they show the sort order of the shapes. Options for cutter ups eg. machine path closed automatically. etc?
So, if there are any people out there who are really using EngraveLab or Inspire as part of their arsenal, I'd really like to hear how you like them, what they can do, and what you wish they could do that they can't. :) (Mainly relevant to rotary machining) =====================
Take care and God bless.
Tony K. "The Semi-Accurate Engraver"
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