Doing a quick cheese board for my son’s wedding on Saturday and the render introduced and odd artifact into the engraving. This is a vector engrave.
What it looks like in Inkscape (the green box is to show that there isn’t anything between the B and E in “BE” that should engrave - it’s not in the file uploaded to the GFUI).
If you want some help with SVG files, a lot of us would be happy to help by taking a look at the files you might be having issues with, if you want to start a new thread (not trying to butt in on the OP’s original post). There are some intricacies involved in designing specifically for a CNC-type machine over say print/web design.
I’m so sorry that didn’t print as expected. We’ve seen this before when there are overlapping shapes that are set to engrave.
Can you check your design file for overlapping areas in the “BE”? If you find some, would you move them so they don’t overlap, try again, and let us know how it goes?
There are no overlapping areas. I looked at it in outline mode in Inkscape and they’re just hanging out there by themselves. There’s nothing under them as the green background screenshot shows (I dropped that in just for troubleshooting).
I’ll go back and see if there’s some overlap that is much bigger than the “BE” as when I looked in outline view I was somewhat zoomed in on the diagram.
We used it at the rehearsal dinner last night and no one noticed that the bar was there or that it shouldn’t be there
The curly bit of the D from drink overlaps Eat and causes the GF get confused about inside and outside there. The preview looks like a union but the actual engrave is the symmetric difference.
I don’t think that has anything to do with the E problem though unless the bar of the E is a separate object.
