The compress tool uses a combination of techniques to achieve high compression ratios. Some of the technical details are:
I'm assuming you meant to say " Razor XTool Compress" or more likely "Razor X-Tool or X-Tools Compress" doesn't seem well known but I found that XTools seems a more well known . Here is what I could find. razor xtool compress
The xTool RAZOR is good. The RAZOR with a real 40-60 PSI compressor is borderline industrial. It cuts what shouldn’t be cut (clear acrylic) and cleans what should be dirty (metal). The $99 pump is a bottleneck—the compressor is the unlock. The compress tool uses a combination of techniques
"Razor" likely refers to the high-detail, sharp edges often associated with raster engravings, or potentially a confusion with the laser brand "Ortur" (which uses LaserGRBL). However, the guide below focuses on and how to properly handle image compression and processing. The xTool RAZOR is good
Most people buy the xTool RAZOR (a diode laser with a high-speed galvanometer head) and pair it with the tiny, $99 “Air Assist” pump. They assume it just blows smoke away.