Transferring Handwriting & Objects to LightBurn the EASY WAY | LIT Tutorials

In This video, I show you how to get your handwriting or any object you would like to make a lasercut copy of into lightburn. This is quite a lengthy video, but I hope you are able to use my method to help you in your laser cutting/engraving journey. There are also a bunch of small tips and tricks throughout my video, so watch out for those little nuggets of knowledge ;) Cheers!
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[@laserillusionstech]

Alternatively, instead of taking a picture, you can scan the handwriting. But for the carbon fiber object, I tried doing the scanning method but it justs didnt give good results.

[@diannegarcia9645]

Very helpful thank you!

[@jbouza09]

Thanks for sharing, good info for me since I'm a lightburn rookie !! Lol

[@thewoodpost]

I just bought a laser and I was wondering how to do that thank you so much for sharing Godbless

[@JanetDiaz6152]

Good info thanks

[@oldNavyJZ]

To make it a little quicker resizing, adjust the anchor point so you don't have to keep moving the object. Good tutorial though - thanks for posting. For taking the photo, just put the camera on something that will support it 90 degrees above the object (box, glass, etc).

[@Goldtech6973]

I recognize that first piece as an Fpv drone camera mount plate

[@laserillusionstech]

Yes that is correct!

[@vipertech4872]

how do you send to lightburn ? e-mal ?

[@shannonc.4257]

That is how I do it

[@laserillusionstech]

Save on your computer and drag and drop to your lightburn workspace.

[@wb3ccn]

I just put the object on my flat bed scanner.

[@laserillusionstech]

Please see pinned comment.

[@fmphotooffice5513]

You could have saved a lot of time putting the object in a simple document scanner instead of a hand-held phone pic...

[@laserillusionstech]

Tried it. Didnt work too well on my epson workforce scanner since the piece was not completely flat and you can see se defined shadows on the final scan which looks like its part of the piece. Very hard to auto trace.

[@jimbauer6822]

Use the ruler to measure much better way

[@MisHuKtine]

Use a scanner instead of a telephone

[@laserillusionstech]

Thats what I did first. But it didnt work too well since the piece is not completely flat so the scan did not turn out good at all.