Lately, there have been people who think that LightBurn is not really useful when it comes to the design part. I 100% disagree with them. In this small project, I show that it is possible to use LigtBurn for more than just controlling a laser. Note, my design is not traced or otherwise imported into LB, but exclusively drawn by myself-in Lightburn with the existing tools. It took a little longer (approx. 3 hours) with all the details, but the result says it all.
It will be, again, a wrapping for a monetary gift, I will send a picture when it is finished.
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WOW, superb job! I had no idea of that level of versatility.
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A little explanatory text is missing 
Where can I get a copy of Lightburn Design for Dummies? You just knocked me back to Newbie! 
I don’t think I’m particularly good at using LightBurn, but I really enjoy working with the program, that and working with LightBurn for the first 5 years is probably what I would call “Dummies for LightBurn”
Seriously, there are so many videos on YT that you have to sort a bit to find all the good ones, but they are there! And, the actual documentation of LB has also become very comprehensive, precise and easy to read.
Keep the passion
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How did you cut the tabs holding the money? 
It’s 3mm plywood, so I made 2x3mm cutouts, in the ring money holder and in the RV, a little tight and fitted it together.
Write back if I need to explain myself better or show it in LigtBurn.
Lucie, I thought of you when I made this for her, she is as fresh and lovely as you and just bought herself this RV for her 75th birthday.
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One of my sisters is a traveling trauma nurse and I have been racking my brains to think of something to make for her. I would like to weld the money holder to an airplane. I know who to grab airplane vector, etch, text, weld…I can’t quite make out your money holder. Yes, showing me in Lightburn will probably big a hugh help.
The cash holders are basically napkin rings with little finger feet that grab the top of the RV.
I have sent you a PM 
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OMG “Easy Peasy”. The hard part was finding your reply. Still figuring out “pm”.
private mail, private message, personal message…, I thought it was an “American” term