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.
WOW, superb job! I had no idea of that level of versatility.
orao nosi ribu.lbrn2 (187.5 KB)
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
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.
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
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