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Iāve tried importing thin line fonts. But easel wants only to cut the outline,in line or fill options not just trace the single line.
Or the bits are to large for some of those cut lines. I would just like to use a small bit and have it cut a single line for text. So I can achieve small text
Add my name to the list of those who would like to see single-line fonts added to Easel. Iād like to be able to engrave signs with scientific names so I also need a single-line font in italics.
Iām all for single line fonts being natively supported on easelā¦ and hereās why.
I have been tasked with making office door signage. The originals looked like this:
The spacing for the objects gets thrown off every time. This is most noticeable with the āiā shaped objects.
The toolpath is all jacked up. Why canāt it just follow a path? I have tried On Path, Inside, outside, and even Fill. The lines are THERE, why canāt I just follow those lines?
Admittedly, Iām using a 1/16" ball end mill, but seeing as I only need to cut a mere .003" to remove the black top layer, the cutting diameter should be negligible.
Am overlooking something? Or am I just going to have to give in and āinvestā in VCarve Pro? Maybe some 2.5D freeware??? Such a simple operation should be able to accomplish with easle.
Please let me know if Iām just being newb and call me out. I will am very open to criticism at this point.
Glenn - that worked for me as well. I find you need to āSimplifyā a few times to get the lines to look right in Easel. But overall it works. Thanks for that tip!
Yes, Iāve seen that before. It appears to look like a text block. Simply select the black blob and click delete. It should go away and than you should be able to see your text.
I just did a google search for stick fonts and stumbled upon CamBam
To fix your import error, try saving the SVG file as āPlain SVGā not āInkscape SVGāā¦ see if that works. Youāve got the right idea. Unfortunately, you will come to the same dead end that I did. Check out my other post on Reddit that has gotten a few constructive solutions. None of which involve Easel unfortunately. The support for single line font engraving is just not as easy as I thought it should be
GrantFlude - try selecting just the corner of the black box. Perhaps the box and text are getting selected. Otherwise, Iām not sure what to say as it always worked for me.
AlejandroMMarez - Yes, Easel generates tool paths for the imported single line font.