You may want to move items around, but it is not necessary to.įinally in Inkscape we need to convert this into an XPS file. You should now see your artwork on the Inkscape canvas. You may have to play around with this until you get a scale factor that looks correct. In most cases, the setting you want will be: “Manual Scale” and “Manual Scale Factor: 1.0”, but the settings may vary.įor example, the software producing your DXF may be measuring in inches instead of millimeters and you may have to make the appropriate conversion in the manual scale factor to resize it to the right size (i.e.
This will create a pop-up window with some settings for importing a DXF into Inkscape.
Then navigate to where you have saved your DXF file.Ĭlick Open. Inkscape (installed on eplaser1 computer)Īfter Inkscape opens, go to File > Open. RetinaEngrave Software (installed on eplaser1 computer)įull Spectrum Laser (connected to eplaser1 computer) It’s not as easy as simply importing it directly into the RetinaEngrave software that the Full Spectrum Laser uses unfortunately, but we can get there with a bit of a workaround. So you have a DXF file that you’ve exported from SolidWorks, Fusion 360, Eagle, or some other software, and you want to cut it on the Full Spectrum Laser? No problem. Cutting DXFs on Retina Engrave for Full Spectrum Laser Why you’re here
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