I am still new to this. I have been just using a board and cutting projects out and I hope that I get the top right after the cut out and then finishing stuff. But, what about if I have already cut the part out how do I make it so its only the part and no board in the v carve desktop just the part. If i dont get that set right what ever I do will be wrong in the cut file. The part has curves on the outside edge of it. and to give you an example of what I am working on I have a shape of Idaho cut out and I have lettering on the face of it but some of it is messed up. So how do I put that part down on the table and run the lettering again with the part cut out. if I dont have the shape only the lettering is going to be off.
Thanks Rod
Stuck
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Re: Stuck
Trace the shape onto the spoilboard with a vbit, locate the part there and hold it down
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Re: Stuck
Unrelated but reminded me to post a helpful hint.
I save the 3mm Baltic birch plywood used cutout sheets from my laser then use them under the part to prevent cutting into the spoil-board/bed.
Dale
I save the 3mm Baltic birch plywood used cutout sheets from my laser then use them under the part to prevent cutting into the spoil-board/bed.
Dale
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