My situation - been running Lightburn on an old Mac laptop for some time, using my laser cutter, I don’t do much cutting but it all works well.
I also run a more industrial plasma steel-cutting machine and create the jobs using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop which are then passed on to a CAM program for the machine. However, I’ve just upgraded the laptop and my older Photoshop and Illustrator no longer run on it - serious problem for me.
Got me thinking - can i do all my work in Lightburn? The simple answer is YES! Did some workflow trials and it’s a little different but wow, Lightburn is probably the best bit of software I have seen or used for years. The Weld tools are probably better than those in Illustrator and as long as DXF export stays I’ll be one very happy user
Thanks to all the developers at LightBurn, you have created one hell of an application here.
I said it at the start of this topic but I find i’m using LB every day now for plasma cutting work - coming from Illustrator I am now finding LB to be faster, more intuitive and way better than Illustrator. The weld features are way better, layers/colours - better, node work - better, the list is endless.
I know at least two others have now switched to LB after seeing it
Your product is the best thing since sliced bread.
Lightburn is the easiest to use and in my opinion the best I have used quite a few and none stands up to yours ,thanks for all of your hard work to keep improving the best software on the market.
