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I use air nozzle to blow the chips out of the kerf and help cool the acrylic

On my laser software it sees everything in MM so I have to export my files from Aspire in MM to get the correct size. I design in inches and then go to job size and position and change to mm then export it

A wise man once said a computer was the dumbest machine there is it can't do anything without human input

I have Aspire 8.5 so I don't think I could open them

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Just a quick question how much does it cost for the copy right useage. I would like to do something along the same line only with a little message on it

If it is balling up and gummy then it may be that the acrylic is extruded and not cast. Cast cuts nice and clean.

I do this by drawing my circle to size then draw a .062 inch circle and use the copy along vector.

A 75-012 Onsrud mono-crystalline diamond polisher would do it. check out the 7:43 mark on this video. There is a lot of good advice on cutters here

I use a plotter pen in my CNC to draw templates.

Are you drawing it in Aspire or are you using a cad program or inkscape to draw it then import it.

When I was watching the older videos My wife would say it is putting her to sleep

I bought some cheap mirrors from Walmart and used a diamond drag to do my etching on.

I use a diamond drag bit for this or you could use a vinyl cutter to cut stencils and acid etch them

I have the widgetworks pen that works great. It uses a sleeve and a weight to let the pen slide up and down so no mashed points.