Remember I asked a question about a project where I have a graphic that is supposed to be cut out in a circle. I attempted to type an example. Someone suggested that I export it as a jpeg to place here. Thank you, here it is.
In the drawing the the crest is in the middle3:75 RGT.jpg
I vectorized this graphic then drew a circle around it so the graphic is centered on the lower side and I put an 8 mm hole at top. The graphic was set at 40mmx40mm and the circle @ 60mmx60mm. I sent the graphic to engraving first, then the cut circle.
The engraving started fine and when finished the cut started on the R of the RANGER. Moving from left top to left bottom. In other words it started cutting the through the left side of the graphic, not as it looked on screen.
So I attempted to move the Circle as in the attached and that helped but it seems like I should not need to do something like that to get the cut to do what I need.
Any ideas on what setting or command I am missing/not setting that is causing this very consistent problem?
In the drawing the the crest is in the middle3:75 RGT.jpg
I vectorized this graphic then drew a circle around it so the graphic is centered on the lower side and I put an 8 mm hole at top. The graphic was set at 40mmx40mm and the circle @ 60mmx60mm. I sent the graphic to engraving first, then the cut circle.
The engraving started fine and when finished the cut started on the R of the RANGER. Moving from left top to left bottom. In other words it started cutting the through the left side of the graphic, not as it looked on screen.
So I attempted to move the Circle as in the attached and that helped but it seems like I should not need to do something like that to get the cut to do what I need.
Any ideas on what setting or command I am missing/not setting that is causing this very consistent problem?
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