Cutting and engraving wellLesson 19 of 19
Thicken tiny strokes
Make lines thinner than the beam wide enough to survive the burn.
1
Fine detail is drawn as single lines, thinner than the beam is wide.
2
Each line turns into a closed outline, wide enough for the beam to burn.
3
The detail burns as a solid mark instead of disappearing into one pass.
Every setting
1What each number in the dialog means, and where it starts.
Stroke width
Finished stroke width (mm)
What it is
Turns a thin line into a shape with real width, so the laser has something to cut round instead of a hairline.
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