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Need to figure out how to get a font (or other shape) to CNC properly inside and out to fit into itself, i.e. method to know that shape has no radius smaller than the bit.
|shortDescription=Font with minimum size for routing with a rotary bit.
 
|longDescription=I needed a font for projects like [[Integrity joint]] that would allow routing both the letters and the surroundings in the smallest size possible for a given cutter.
[[File:CNC Integrity.png]]
|skillSet=Graphic Design
==Workflow==
|projectType=Personal Project
* make line text (find better text maker?)
|northForge=True
** Extensions, render, hershey text
}}
** tweak shapes
* stroke style
** line thickness = bit * 2.1 (2 to be exact, add .1 to have some space)
** use rounded joins and caps
* scale/tweak so there are gaps where need to be
* stroke to path
* fill none, stroke yes
* new path strokestyle, round join and cap, width of bit
* fix distances of letters
* redo stroke to path
* break apart, delete, recombine as necessary
* fix/tweak
 
{{TD computer|}} needs better write-up...
 
 
[[Category:Personal Project]]
[[Category:How to‏‎]]
[[Category:Graphic Design]]
[[Category:CNC Machining]]

Revision as of 18:14, 2021 October 27

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Project: Font for inside and outside CNCing (I)
Description: Font with minimum size for routing with a rotary bit.
Skillset(s) :

Graphic Design

Project Type(s) :

Personal Project

I needed a font for projects like Integrity joint that would allow routing both the letters and the surroundings in the smallest size possible for a given cutter.



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