Hi, when I open an .svg file in Lightburn, it’s just a circle and shows 4.6028 in for width and height. When I cut it on the laser, it comes out closer to 3.6". I’m sure I’m missing something, but hoping someone can help me locate the setting.
Is this unique to SVG or do you have a size mismatch for anything in LIghtBurn?
What happens if you burn a 100x100 mm square? Does it come out dimensionally correct? If not then you likely have a calibration issue. Check Axis Calibration in Machine Settings.
Thank you, that was it exactly. After I changed it to 72dpi, opened the same .svg, it cut exactly the correct size. Do most people design at 72dpi or is that something you just need to figure out each time?
When I imported the svg into LightBurn, it was showing 4.6028, but when I sent it to the laser, it actually cut it at about 3.6". I also created a 3" square in LightBurn and sent it to the laser and it cut at the correct dimensions.
That’s the part that’s throwing me off. Usually cross-DPI issues would show up as a difference between expected size and size in LightBurn at import time. It wouldn’t show as a difference between LightBurn design and output. What you see on screen should be what you get in output.
So this one’s a bit odd for me. Unless I’ve just missed something.
Yeah, it’s confusing to me, but when I switched the svg import setting in LightBurn from 96 to 72 and imported the same file, it showed the same dimension in LightBurn as it did before, but this time it cut the same dimensions showing in LightBurn.