What is Lightburn OFFSET FILL? 

Very Good explanation. However, "offset fill" also changes the pattern of the burn lines from horizontal to orbital, which some people may not desire, depending on the overall project design look that they are trying to achieve. Another way to speed up the fill burn process, without changing the burn pattern/direction, is to use "fill" and increase the "blank space" speed in Lightburn. This will increase the speed that the laser head travels over the unburned areas and does not affect the speed settings of the burned areas. This greatly minimizes the overall burn time of any project that contains a lot of "fill" burning. Just another helpful tip. 🙂

Best video on these settings. Straight to the point. Other videos are too long. Thanks!

Just the info I needed. Stumbled on this video after I had given up searching with terms like "concentric fill". Thank you much!

Well done. Simple, easy to follow and to the point, thanks👍

Great explanation. That will definitely help me in the future.

Just started to use light burn today and was wondering what those other options did. Ty vm!

I like your explanation.. focused and accurate information.. short video time.. distinctive and wonderful style 👍

Very useful tip, thanks for sharing this video with us 🙏🏼

Hi very clealy explain it. Its very useful to ud

Very helpful. Thanks. Do make more helpful videos. 😊

Thank you for posting this great

Thank you

Thank you for this video, good explanation : )

Excelente explicacion, muchas gracias

I think they should call it efficient fill

Hi. I have a Enjoywood brand laser. I cannot get proper results in round cuts. I do not understand whether it is related to the settings or the device. Can you help me with this? Thanks.

Thanks❤

there is also flood fill

It is funny that you can hear another engraving machine working at the background