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#How to not cut a portion of a part in sheetcam how to#
Any suggestions on how to "force" Sheetcam to stick to the drawing? I figured I could change the kerf width setting and it would think it could fit the whole cut, but that would probably have an adverse affect on getting exact dimensions. It looks like there is a period after the "n," but that should just be a tail, similar to the "L" in Lowell. In this example, the "e" and two "l"s in Lowell should all be connected, but the tail that connects them is pretty tight, so Sheetcam stops the cut and moves past that, repiercing on the next letter.
Much easier explained in the picture below. What I am trying to accomplish is to make sure that when I take a drawing into Sheetcam that should be one long continuous cut, but part of it "bottlenecks" into a tight spot, that Sheetcam doesn't separate that and add in another pierce and leave material where it shouldn't be.
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