The Laser Experts

A laser cutter is a pretty lonely machine without material to create with. As with most things, quality material means a better final product. We are often asked, “What do you look for when selecting material to laser cut or engrave?”. The broad answer is material that is consistent, flat and free of imperfections. That typically means searching at your local home improvement store for the best pieces available. However, there is a much simpler approach: buy material that is specifically made for laser cutters, such as Rowmark materials

Muse is designed to create the easiest, fastest workflow of any hobby laser on the market. For some, confusion comes when power, speed and other settings are required, often because the operator doesn’t understand how they differ depending on whether they are raster (engraving) or vector (cutting) settings. So let’s take a look at each one to better understand your laser settings. This blog will be a two-part series. First we will look at settings for engraving and in the next blog we will examine vector settings.