Thanks for your videos! If you turn your cut line into a tool line (T1 or T2), then you won't need to delete it and you'll always have a reference for positioning your text.
Another few questions: 1. How do I make home x1,y1? 2. Instead of taking out the cut line, can't we just change the setting to no output on the cutline? Suggestion if you can, show the screen as you are entering data in the lightburn software. It might be helpful in learning process. Thank you so very much for sharing your skills.
It is in the device settings. Yes, you can. You can also set it as T1 for a tool line. Still learning the software too. Yea, I need a better software for screen recording. Just getting started.
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Very nice video. Recently got into lasering and this will help a lot. Thanks. About the cut line, can you not just turn it off when you burn the text, instead than delete it and undo?
For the area that you place the pencil would it be wise to use a tool mark instead of deleting the cut line the way that you've referenced in past videos?
@@TheClackShack This is not related to templates but you seem to have a vast knowledge of the engravers so here goes. I purchased my DR PRO on the 16th of Dec and I have already had to replace the lens. It would not cut through the 5mm stock I wanted to use as the jigs. I took it apart and when removing the lens there is a square that seems to have been burned onto the lens itself. How often do you replace lenses in your D 1 PRO?
