Absolute minimum of scrap! 
with the engrave not over the edges.
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Early on, dan was resistant to this because he wanted the camera to be magical. It is pretty cool, but I am glad that they relented. Now my only complaint is that 0,0 is upper left, and most things I work with 0,0 is lower left. Not a game stopper though, I actually wrote an instructable (now way out of date) about using alternative zeros with a cnc router.
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I have marks on the sides my crumb tray showing the absolute limit of the cut along the lower edge.
I have been cutting ear savers to within 1mm of the edge, leaving a fair amount of material at the top, that will allow me to get another whole row from when I get around to it. Of course, handy for all projects/materials.
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The camera is a lot more magical in a good way (no unintended magic) but all I want is repeatable numbers. I don’t care a lot what the numbers are (unless it is in furlongs 
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Yeah I can translate anything because my 3d printer is always in metric and most everything else defaults to inch and decimal.
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Hee hee, I like it top left - that matches the new Inkscape 
0,0 is also the top corner of my permanent jig.
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You can fix it in Inkscape back to “normal”… 
First thing I did.
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