If you are doing really delicate work, such as work on a very valuable or light materials (gold sheeting for example) then you could just do it in passes. Like do half an outline of one side, and do the details on the other half. Then weigh down the bits you just did, and then burn the other half. This wouldn't be automatic though. Or you could precut the design on a the empty cutting surface, and then pit a really weak adhesive very carefully on the bits that you don't want moving or blown away
If you are doing really delicate work, such as work on a very valuable or light materials (gold sheeting for example) then you could just do it in passes. Like do half an outline of one side, and do the details on the other half. Then weigh down the bits you just did, and then burn the other half. This wouldn't be automatic though. Or you could precut the design on a the empty cutting surface, and then pit a really weak adhesive very carefully on the bits that you don't want moving or blown away
JayKeaton 3 years ago
program perforation points rather than continuous lines. Tear out your parts when done with the whole sheet.
ilikec 3 years ago