Script Fonts Part 2 – Kerning and Calculating Toolpaths

Script Fonts – Kerning and Calculating Toolpaths
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Script fonts can be used in V Carve Desktop, V Carve Pro, and Aspire, and they do add a bit of class to a project, but sometimes they do require a little bit of extra work to make them flow like the handwriting or calligraphy they’re designed to mimic. In this video, I’ll show you how I convert text to curves, reposition and join letters, then use Node Editing to finalize the design and calculate toolpaths in V Carve Pro.

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Part 1 of this series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47g4fj93Vkk

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Видео Script Fonts Part 2 – Kerning and Calculating Toolpaths канала Mark Lindsay CNC