Thanks! I’ll check it out! (I got spoiled with the Gazelle, which has got a bunch of single line fonts, mainly Engineering.) 
Awesome! I’ll try it! I am more interested in this for my Tooli than for my Glowforge.
That’s awesome
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I find it much more interesting to watch the GF write out monoline text as a score than to watch it engrave dot-matrix style. The stepper motors make cooler sounds too.
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Beware the kerning on a lot of google fonts. You have been warned. spooky hand gestures
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or “fount of fonts”. 
Cool! Thanks…i get the feeling I’m about to go down a rabbit hole with Google Fonts. (Used to have hundreds installed on an older computer…just never transferred them over to this one.)
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You’ll love this… “Comic Sans and Papyrus are like fingernails on a chalkboard to designers…” https://creativemarket.com/blog/designer-combines-papyrus-and-comic-sans-the-end-is-near 
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Me too, but the fonts came from unknown sources in the “CDs by the yard” days. These days, I try to have royalty free fonts readily at hand since I create things to share publicly and not just PPTs. Google Fonts was my savior. I have even taken them into AI and modified them as outlines to make them unique on a rare occasion.
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I think it’s a hilarious inside joke that they end the clip with Papyrus in Comic Sans font! ROFLMAO.
One of my favorite sans serif fonts I picked up as part a sale on their Futiger bundle was this one:
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/urw/futura/stencil-d-medium/
Edit: If you get the whole Futura set, you can mix/match the stencil with non-stencil version to prevent overdoing the cutout letters.
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Only hundreds? I had a computer with thousands of fonts on it at one time.
If I’m dealing with a graphic designer, all contact is with Papyrus, Comic Sans, or Comic Parchment. We used a chat client at work, and I have all my text in Comic Sans going to my coworkers, because I’m evil that way.
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Oooh I like Becker Monoline Modern. Maybe even more than Comic Sans 
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Ok, I’m a little dense sometimes. What benefit to we get by monoline? Is it something that can be pathed for cutting/scoring?
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Thanks for that!
If they are true single-stroke fonts, you should be able to score them as opposed to engraving. Would be much faster.
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I’m sold.
Back know in the day, a buddy and I found that out that windows xp had a font install limit. 