With Intarsia, you need to cut on the line or better one side of the line. If you don't ,you will have gaps .
Personally, I would not start with a spiral blade. Get experience with a skip tooth or reverse type blade.
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Reply to And now for the questionsby RolfThere are certain projects, like text, where stray cutting really pops out at you. Arcs, circles and longer straight lines also show more.
As MarkDavid said projects that require things to fit together are precision critical (Intarsia)...-
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Reply to And now for the questionsby handibunnyWhen the profile is a simple one--lines or circles--it's often prudent to cut just to the outside of the line, then sand to the line with a belt or spindle sander. This not only increases precision, but provides a smooth surface. However, I view this as a technique, not an excuse for sloppy cuttin...-
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Reply to Cross with shroud and BibleAll my pattern includes PDF and vector formats (SVG, DXF, EPS), so I have regular customers who use lasercutting...Today, 06:29 AM
