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*engraving and cutting can be put in same file, when you get them into lasercut select cuts and push them to a later layer (select line, select layer colour) | *engraving and cutting can be put in same file, when you get them into lasercut select cuts and push them to a later layer (select line, select layer colour) | ||
*think about cut order, if it matters push cuts to different layers, e.g. shark with eye cut out, cut out eye first then shark, otherwise shark could fall away or move before the eye has been cut | *think about cut order, if it matters push cuts to different layers, e.g. shark with eye cut out, cut out eye first then shark, otherwise shark could fall away or move before the eye has been cut | ||
*put exhaust fan outside, plug it in and cover up the gap in the bay door | |||
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*open dxf in autocad save as 2004 dxf | *open dxf in autocad save as 2004 dxf | ||
*import in lasercut5.1 | *import in lasercut5.1 | ||
*download | *download button | ||
*download current | *download current | ||
*do setup tests for function, focus, | *do setup tests for function, focus, | ||