Most CNC lasers have a limited burn area. What do you do when you need to burn something larger than your burn area? Using LightBurn, you can cut your project into smaller, doable chunks. It is easy to do if you know about one simple option called Cut Shapes. Keep in mind that this only works with vector graphics and not just an image. There is a way to do something similar if you have a graphic that needs similar attention. That is not covered in this video.

LightBurn:
If you are interested in the LightBurn software, you can try it out FREE for 30 days. Just go to their website and download the full version and it will work for 30 days. https://LightBurnsoftware.com/pages/t.... LightBurn is not a sponsor in any way with CNC @ Home. I provide this information to help you if you are interested in the software. This is what I use to drive my laser and I know other makes who use it for their laser.

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Brandenburg Concerto No4-1 BWV1049 - Classical Whimsical by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...

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