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Epilog Fusion Pro vs xTool P2 — Which Should You Buy?

Side-by-side specs, settings, and decision guide. Both have community-tested settings for 33 shared materials.

Epilog Fusion Pro vs xTool P2: $3,399 — prices as of 2026, check retailer for current pricing.

Where to buy

Buy the xTool P2 — check current price & availability

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Which one should you buy?

Pick the xTool P2 if you want: more cutting power (55W vs 50W).

Epilog Fusion Pro

Power
50W
Laser Type
co2
Work Area
812×508mm
xTool P2

xTool P2

Price
$3,399
Power
55W
Laser Type
co2
Software
xTool Creative Space
Buy xTool P2 →
64 settings for Epilog Fusion Pro80 settings for xTool P2

Settings Comparison

Material · OperationEpilog Fusion ProxTool P2
12mm Plywoodcut—20 mm/s · 75% · air assist
3mm Baltic Birch Plywoodcut24 mm/s · 60% · air assist35 mm/s · 60% · air assist
3mm Basswood Plywoodcut24 mm/s · 60% · air assist100 mm/s · 30% · air assist
3mm Clear Acryliccut15 mm/s · 65%60 mm/s · 45% · air assist
3mm MDFcut24 mm/s · 60% · air assist40 mm/s · 55% · air assist
3mm Mirrored Acryliccut—60 mm/s · 45% · air assist
3mm Walnut Plywoodcut22 mm/s · 62%80 mm/s · 40% · air assist
6mm Baltic Birch Plywoodcut16 mm/s · 78%—
6mm MDFcut14 mm/s · 82%50 mm/s · 55% · air assist
Acrylic Feltcut—72 mm/s · 20%
Bamboo 3mmcut30 mm/s · 72%25 mm/s · 58% · air assist
Bamboo Cutting Boardcut—22 mm/s · 60–65% · air assist
Bamboocut300 mm/min · 75–80% · 2× passes · air assist30 mm/s · 65% · air assist
Basswoodcut24 mm/s · 60% · air assist45 mm/s · 55% · air assist
Cardboardcut40 mm/s · 42%250 mm/s · 12%
Cardstock 300gsmcut—110 mm/s · 12%
Cardstockcut50 mm/s · 22%150 mm/s · 10%
Chipboard 2mmcut32 mm/s · 48%38 mm/s · 44% · air assist
Copy Paper 80gsmcut—130 mm/s · 9%
Cork 3mmcut50 mm/s · 25%38 mm/s · 25% · air assist
Corkcut28 mm/s · 50%50 mm/s · 35%
Corrugated Cardboardcut—48 mm/s · 32%
Cotton Fabriccut55 mm/s · 28%21 mm/s · 35–40% · air assist
Denim Fabriccut45 mm/s · 38%22 mm/s · 35–40% · air assist
EVA Foam 6mmcut—62 mm/s · 23%
Faux Leathercut40 mm/s · 42%48 mm/s · 34% · air assist
Foam Board 5mmcut—58 mm/s · 25%
Genuine Leather (Veg-Tan, ~3mm)cut38 mm/s · 38–48% · air assist42 mm/s · 35–45% · air assist
Genuine Leathercut300 mm/min · 65–70% · 2× passes · air assist19 mm/s · 55–60% · air assist
HTV Vinylcut—115 mm/s · 8%
Kraft Papercut140 mm/s · 8%180 mm/s · 8%
Leathercut300 mm/min · 65–70% · 2× passes · air assist45 mm/s · 45% · air assist
Maplecut18 mm/s · 55–65%20 mm/s · 50–60%
Mylar Stencil 7.5milcut—90 mm/s · 12%
Papercut—200 mm/s · 8%
Plywoodcut24 mm/s · 60% · air assist30 mm/s · 65% · air assist
Rubber Stamp Blankcut—15 mm/s · 45–50% · air assist
Rubber Stamp Materialcut10 mm/s · 82%—
Walnutcut18 mm/s · 55–65%20 mm/s · 50–60%
12mm Plywoodengrave—300 mm/s · 20–25%
3mm Baltic Birch Plywoodengrave350 mm/s · 15–20%—
3mm Basswood Plywoodengrave350 mm/s · 15–20%400 mm/s · 25%
3mm Clear Acrylic (Cast)engrave460 mm/min470 mm/min
3mm Clear Acrylicengrave250 mm/s · 15–20%300 mm/s · 18%
3mm Maple Plywoodengrave400 mm/min410 mm/min
3mm MDFengrave350 mm/s · 15–20%—
3mm Mirrored Acrylicengrave440 mm/min450 mm/min
3mm Walnut Plywoodengrave380 mm/s · 16%500 mm/s · 10–15%
6mm MDFengrave—500 mm/s · 15–20%
Acrylic Feltengrave—500 mm/s · 5–8%
Anodized Aluminumengrave220 mm/min · 75%—
Bamboo 3mmengrave390 mm/s · 20%400 mm/s · 15–20%
Bamboo Cutting Boardengrave280 mm/s · 28%400 mm/s · 22%
Bambooengrave350 mm/min · 50%—
Basswoodengrave350 mm/s · 15–20%—
Cardboardengrave500 mm/s · 10–15%500 mm/s · 5–8%
Cardstock 300gsmengrave—500 mm/s · 5–8%
Cardstockengrave500 mm/s · 5–8%500 mm/s · 5–8%
Ceramic Mugengrave—280 mm/s · 60%
Ceramic Tileengrave280 mm/s · 52%—
Chipboard 2mmengrave420 mm/s · 16%500 mm/s · 10–15%
Coated Stainless Steel Tumblerengrave330 mm/min · 46%—
Copy Paper 80gsmengrave—500 mm/s · 5–8%
Cork 3mmengrave—500 mm/s · 5–10%
Corkengrave400 mm/s · 10–15%—
Corrugated Cardboardengrave—500 mm/s · 5–10%
Cotton Fabricengrave500 mm/s · 9%380 mm/s · 11%
Denim Fabricengrave450 mm/s · 10%400 mm/s · 12%
EVA Foam 6mmengrave—500 mm/s · 5–8%
Faux Leatherengrave500 mm/s · 12%500 mm/s · 5–10%
Foam Board 5mmengrave—500 mm/s · 5–10%
Genuine Leather (Veg-Tan, ~3mm)engrave350 mm/s · 10–16% · air assist380 mm/s · 9–14% · air assist
Genuine Leatherengrave300 mm/min · 42%350 mm/s · 20%
Glassengrave400 mm/s · 8–12%420 mm/s · 7–10%
HTV Vinylengrave—500 mm/s · 5–8%
Kraft Paperengrave500 mm/s · 8%500 mm/s · 5–8%
Leatherengrave300 mm/min · 42%500 mm/s · 15% · 20× passes · air assist
Mapleengrave300 mm/s · 15–20%320 mm/s · 14–18%
Marble Tileengrave90 mm/s · 46%108 mm/s · 44%
Mylar Stencil 7.5milengrave—500 mm/s · 5–8%
Paperengrave—500 mm/s · 5–8%
Plywoodengrave350 mm/s · 15–20%—
Rubber Stamp Blankengrave—270 mm/s · 16%
Rubber Stamp Materialengrave190 mm/s · 28%—
Slate (coaster)engrave400 mm/s · 12–16%420 mm/s · 10–14%
Slateengrave260 mm/min · 55%350 mm/s · 60%
Stainless Steelengrave250 mm/s · 54%275 mm/s · 52%
Walnutengrave300 mm/s · 15–20%320 mm/s · 14–18%
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which is better, the Epilog Fusion Pro or xTool P2?

It depends on your use case. Epilog Fusion Pro is 50W co2 with 812×508mm bed. xTool P2 is 55W co2. See the decision guide and side-by-side specs above.

What materials can both the Epilog Fusion Pro and xTool P2 cut or engrave?

Both machines have community-tested settings for 33 shared materials. The settings table above lists every material with side-by-side speed, power, passes, and air assist values for direct comparison.

Is the xTool P2 (55W) much faster than the Epilog Fusion Pro (50W)?

Higher wattage typically means faster cutting and the ability to cut thicker material in fewer passes. The xTool P2 (55W) cuts thicker material in single passes and engraves at higher speeds than the Epilog Fusion Pro (50W). For raster engraving the difference is smaller because surface engraving is limited by mechanical scan speed.

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Settings are community-contributed and may not reflect your exact machine configuration or material batch. Always test on scrap first. Some links are affiliate links — we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.

What Makers Say

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— Anna

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— Bruce

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"Excellent quality. Item as described. Expectations exceeded."

— Michael

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"This template made my slate coasters so much easier. 4×4 coasters from Michaels drop in easily and are easy to remove. Def worth it."

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