Hatch pattern

[stickitwelding]

Morning everyone, is there a way to do hatch patterns in design edge i dont know about? ive been playing with Inkscape to it but cant figure out how to make a hatch join inside text for when i import into design edge.

[adbuch]

Morning everyone, is there a way to do hatch patterns in design edge i dont know about? ive been playing with Inkscape to it but cant figure out how to make a hatch join inside text for when i import into design edge.

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hatched text.dxf

[adbuch]

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hatch fill.dxf

[stickitwelding]

You give direction so well, thank you!

[Joe Jones]

Morning everyone, is there a way to do hatch patterns in design edge i dont know about? ive been playing with Inkscape to it but cant figure out how to make a hatch join inside text for when i import into design edge.

Are you going to use the engraver to put the hatch pattern onto the text? This can be done in DesignEdge.

Joe

[adbuch]

You give direction so well, thank you!

You are quite welcome! Let me know if you have any questions about using Inkscape to automatically create your hatch patterns.
David

[Joe Jones]

Morning everyone, is there a way to do hatch patterns in design edge i dont know about? ive been playing with Inkscape to it but cant figure out how to make a hatch join inside text for when i import into design edge.

What do you mean by "how to make a hatch pattern join inside" in DesignEdge? I am unclear on what you want to do.

Joe

[stickitwelding]

ya Joe, i was playing with the easy scriber i just got, but i got it all figured out now.

[Joe Jones]

That is great, but I thought your question was, “how do you hash pattern into text, using DesignEdge software?“

Joe

[plasmanewbie]

That is great, but I thought your question was, “how do you hash pattern into text, using DesignEdge software?“

Joe

Likely easier to do the hatch pattern in Inkscape and open in DesignEdge unless you have a trick up your sleeve Joe......

[adbuch]

That is great, but I thought your question was, “how do you hash pattern into text, using DesignEdge software?“

Joe

Likely easier to do the hatch pattern in Inkscape and open in DesignEdge unless you have a trick up your sleeve Joe......

Yes - that is exactly what the OP was looking to do. He could not find a hatch pattern tool in Design Edge, so had been messing around with Inkscape - which does have several hatch pattern tools. I suspect his problem was that he may not have been converting his text to paths before saving to import to Design Edge. I believe that I was able to put him on the right path and he can now achieve his goal.

David

[stickitwelding]

so i did a few practice letters the other week that worked out well but now im having an issue with this file when trying to make a cut path. im sure its something simple. Attached is the file made with Inkscape.

Gulls issue.pcm

[Joe Jones]

You must do a DOUBLE outline of the letter in order to set such a design into the interior. I did a video on this ... Looking for it .... Ah! Found it!

Joe

[adbuch]

so i did a few practice letters the other week that worked out well but now im having an issue with this file when trying to make a cut path. im sure its something simple. Attached is the file made with Inkscape.

Let's keep it simple.
David

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[adbuch]

so i did a few practice letters the other week that worked out well but now im having an issue with this file when trying to make a cut path. im sure its something simple. Attached is the file made with Inkscape.

You can also do the offsetting in Inkscape before you save as dxf for import to Design Edge. Then when you open with Design Edge, simply create your cut paths for engraving and cutting.

David

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