(Take the above with a grain of salt as my use was for less than an hour, although everything I tried worked.)ĭefinitely interesting for sure. And, IT'S IN REAL ENGLISH!!! WITH AN INTERFACE LAYOUT THAT MAKES SENSE! :)
LightBurn is much better for touching up designs and will save me a lot of hassle. If I have to change anything, I rarely find trying to fix things in RDW worth the hassle and end up back in CD. I typically design in CorelDraw and then transfer jpg/dxf files to RDW. If your computer is not right by the laser and you typically load your files from the computer without using a flash drive, the lack of this feature could be a problem. If you want to start the job from the computer, LightBurn works perfectly. It does not directly load files onto the laser but you can save files in rd format and use a USB flash drive to then load your files on the laser. You can tab through the power/speed settings (unlike RDW)! That's a major convenience for some of us. It has a number of neat features (like positioning the head anywhere with one click). From a quick glance, you can completely run the laser (at least my Longtai) from LightBurn. I just signed up as a beta tester and tried it for the first time.
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