ℹ️ Relief Fill, how to use it, and removing overlapping cut lines in Lightburn!

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

I hope this clears up all the questions on doing a relief fill. *Thanks for watching!*

[@bigdawg5135]

Can you use the docking function when using kerf offset and docking for example on a tab?

[@RobSandstromDesigns]

Still use this technique based on your previous instruction. You are a workhorse really cranking these videos out. You have my Respect brother.

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

Thanks Rob! You're doing a great job as well!

[@ToppedHat8]

Thank you so much for these instructions. After the first 2.5 minutes I was able to correct the cut of an ornament I received that didn't go right! Thanks again!

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

Wonderful!

[@gilbertboyer9936]

Another great tutorial. Removing overlapping cut lines saves me tremendous time. Thank you Rich.

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

Very welcome Gilbert!

[@craigdille8295]

Thanks Rich. Once again increasing my knowledge with you sharing yours. Not sure how much time you just saved me but I'm sure you added plenty thanks again, Papa D

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

Great to hear Papa (Greg)!

[@davidelder5399]

Two great topics Rich. Well explained as always. Wishing your Son well in his new adventure

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

Thank you kindly David.

[@LarryDMitchell]

Another great video Rich. I appreciate all that you do and good luck with your son's new venture.

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

Thank you so much Larry👍

[@charleslamont2963]

This has been a very good refresher. I like these techniques and what one can do with them. Will check out the hats

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

Thanks so much Charles!

[@JimmyLee0757]

AWESOEME explanation. I have to get in the shop and play around with this. Thanks for the multiple lessons.

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

Glad to help Jimmy!

[@nipajhaveri434]

Thanks for the explanation . I was confused when I watched the video you mentioned.

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

Glad it helped Nipa!

[@nunoferreira623]

Hi, I'm watching from Portugal I had to say that I like very much your videos thanks a lot 😊 I'm new in laser thing 😅 .

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

Thanks so much!

[@magymmm]

OMG This morning I was just trying to do this and didn’t know how to ask, now I know I just wish I knew about it about 5 hrs ago 😂 love your videos!!!

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

Awesome! 👍 Thanks for watching!

[@elguapo1507]

Bloomin GENIUS! I'd never have worked that out for myself! Thanks very much Rich! 😁👍

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

I appreciate that, *thanks!* 🙏

[@johndiego3105]

Another lesson learned! Thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

You bet John!

[@MariaAguilar-vs9fb]

Thanks for the educational video! Loving my LM MK2 XW and love learning!

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

Glad you enjoyed it Maria!

[@stevespringer8385]

Extremely useful Rich. Thanks so much.

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching Steve! 👍

[@GeraldJensen]

Very helpful tutorials ... Thanks, Rich!

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

I appreciate that, *thanks!* Gerald.

[@gwentheriot9433]

Thanks for the information. Going to save video for when I get lightburn:) I want to try to make the coins cards for my bakery.

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

Have fun with it Gwen!

[@annemefouche2372]

Very helpful thanks!

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

I'm glad you found it useful Annemé!

[@terryclair2914]

Thanks as always Rich!

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

Thanks for watching Terry!

[@chuckforbis4446]

Well done Rich! Thank you.

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

You bet Chuck!

[@toddchrisman9075]

I just order a Hat thanks for what you do

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

Awesome! 👍 Thanks so much!

[@gregwilsonnaturephotography]

Hey Rich, would this be a way to design stamps ? I didn't think you made short videos. 😃 Thank you for sharing all of the tips in lightburn. Greg

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

Yes Greg, it is how I made the stamps.

[@alsadaj1834]

You mentioned using all the other layers for different shades of gray. Could you explain what you meant. Thanks

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

Exactly that. Different speeds and powers produce different shades of gray.

[@alsadaj1834]

@@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy Thanks for the reply. Maybe one day you can do a video of a use case of that technique.

[@MrAnderson1966]

Great info Rich

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

Thanks so much!

[@GiselaWesthoff]

If the kerf offset value in the cut settings editor is not zero removing overlapping cut lines does not work. Look preview and zoom in. I have no solution for this problem. Thanks for inspiring me!

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

That is correct. You cannot use a kerf offset when removing overlapping lines.

[@1976ClassicCelica]

A good example would be puzzles.

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

Anytime you have multiple cut shapes. Just dock them.

[@jackhumphrey2141]

I have multiple cuts where i can use the duplicate line idea

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

Awesome! 👍 Thanks for watching!

[@grisselle1972]

Great video as always. I am in your FB group. I want to know if you have made any video making a coin ? I am a visual person

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

I made a video on making a wooden coin: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnSvdoR7ds-ArZY

[@CSP.D-zignWerqz]

This has nothing to do with this video but i figured you'd likely see my comment here first. I know you did a video on kerf and i understand kerf if you are using one shape to fit inside of another. But i don't understand how to account for kerf when you have multiple different shapes inside one shape. For example, if you have a square and you fill the square with circles, triangle, hexagons.... and they all overlap with them being different colors. Like 2 circles, 1 blue and 1 yellow, and the overlap is green. I've never seen anyone explain this. Look up KZbin channel, Mindflower. See shows herself putting it together but doesn't show the process.

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

Kerf is kerf, no matter how many shapes there are.