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What is the best or most effective way to do so? Is it maybe possible to carve along a thin line (path) with the following bit? But then, easel will complain that the router bit is to wide. Sure, I could ignore this by tell easel to use a 1/32 bit for example and then carve however with my bit. But I guess and/or hope there is a better way.
I don’t use easel so I don’t know what problems you would have.
But that is certainly the bit that I would use.
Work your way down until you get the depth you want then take a clean up pass to get any leftover fuzzies.
Thanks for all your help. I never ever heard before or thing about a “single stroke font” there are so many wordings out there for that kind of font . I found some too… but as I said, I need a specific one. I tried it with the “centerline tracing” feature in inkscape, but unfortunately I have zero skills in vector/paths and whatever. I guess I have to figure out how to clean up those paths.
Thanks again, kind regards
oh I forgot… all the “single-line” fonts I found on the internet, they all look (more or less) like the following one
The file that I posted was a single line font. What specific font are you looking for?
I have more than one.
You’re probably not going to find any single line fonts on the internet.
Russell
. So I need to design it in photoshop or affinity designer or what ever.
will try this asap.
there are so many wordings out there for that kind of font 
