Nothing to be embearassed about

Sometimes a customer presents you with hand drawn artwork for laser cutting, this post from Nice-Cuts describes how you can quickly convert it into something laserable and show several of the different cutting options. It's not always pawsible for people to generate their own CAD but when you can convert sketches those people are free to spend koalaty drawing in other ways.


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