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For larger images, you may want to distort the width of the image gradually across the entire image. This can be done using the Envelope feature in Inkscape. | For larger images, you may want to distort the width of the image gradually across the entire image. This can be done using the Envelope feature in Inkscape. | ||
- | When you are done, change all of these settings back to their original values (other than the Workpiece Diameter or Circumference). Then //__**turn off the machine**__//, unplug and remove the rotary attachment, and raise the bed back up so that the next person can use the laser for cutting or engraving flat stock. | + | When you are done, change all of these settings back to their original values and Save them (other than the Workpiece Diameter or Circumference). Then //__**turn off the machine**__//, unplug and remove the rotary attachment, and raise the bed back up so that the next person can use the laser for cutting or engraving flat stock. |
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I found a speed of 100 and power of 20 seemed to work well on the pint glasses I was using to test the rotary. You may also want to wipe your piece with a wet piece of denim (or paper towel) to remove any tiny bits of glass still clinging to the piece. | I found a speed of 100 and power of 20 seemed to work well on the pint glasses I was using to test the rotary. You may also want to wipe your piece with a wet piece of denim (or paper towel) to remove any tiny bits of glass still clinging to the piece. |