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Thanks for sharing!!!

Nice work thank you.

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SSW, I am not sure how to fade the colors in Inkscape, I do not use Inkscape. However, in Corel draw there is an option for a mesh fill. You can color certain spots and move the colors around to get the fade effect. Look through all the tool in Inkscape for a color blend or a mesh fill option. I know this does not answer your question; I know someone that uses Inkscape will be along and help. I did a quick oval in Corel Draw. I hope that it will help you with your project until you find a way in Inkscape. Rod fade oval.eps

Sorry, someone with a Graphtec will need to help you.

I am not familiar with the Graphtec. I have a Laser pointcutter and you have to set the X, Y Axes to 0 where you would like the cutter tostart the cut, from the cutter control panel. Haveyou tried this yet?

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Jar81993, I enlarged three of these for you so it would be easer to try to do them yourself. Good luck, you can do it. Once you try lets see your outcome and if you still need help let us know. I know it's not easy at the start.

Ricks, has already given you the best pointer there is. Find a program that you are comfortable with and practice until you understand the program and how it works. You can find hundreds of YouTube videos you can watch. It takes a long time and you will always find different ways of doing things. Until you start to understand your program,you can contract someone to do them for you. No one is trying to be rude or offensive; so please do not take this information the wrong way. Rod Also look at Brands of the world, they might have most of the ones you posted.

I am glad they will work for you. I used Corel Draw to convert your .GIF File. First, I imported the file into Corel, then converted to black and white and performed a linetrace to convert to a vector. Once the file was converted, I removed the white parts and welded the black objects for individual files. Rod

Hope it helps and only for your personal use.nos.ai

You will have to convert the outline to an object.

The tile looks very nice Kelly.

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If the old relay controller is still in tack, You might be able to rebuild it. If not you can build one of these circuits and size the transistors or relays properly to handle the proper amperage for your light load. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-ContextMenu&rlz=1I7ADBF_en&q=light%20chaser%20circuits%20relay%20logic&biw=1264&bih=849&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=iw#sclient=psy-ab&hl=en&rls=com.microsoft:en-us%3AIE-ContextMenu&rlz=1I7ADBF_en&source=hp&q=light+chaser+diagram&pbx=1&oq=light+chaser&aq=1p&aqi=p-p2g2&aql=1&gs_sm=c&gs_upl=0l0l1l334l0l0l0l0l0l0l0l0ll0l0&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&fp=65172413619ff571&biw=1264&bih=849 https://homepages.westminster.org.uk/electronics/Fifth%20Form/undst_chaser.htm http://wild-bohemian...cs/chr-info.htm

You can use whatever vectoring program you happen to use and either do a auto trace or the pen tool to do it free hand. Inkscape is a free program. Edit: There is also vectormagic. http://vectormagic.com/home

Looks very nice...

Welcome to the forum...

Welcome to the forum...

I see you are using inkscape to vector with. You should be able to use this jpeg to convert to a vector in inkscape. This is just a quick bezier trace in corel of your bitmap file, so it's not exact. Rod

Thanks Roger, The avatar is almost correct. I actually have an AMD processor inside. the rest of the avatar is true.

This is as close as I was able to get your M. You can use inkscape to vector it from this .JPG.

Welcome to the forum.

Welcome to the forum Pat. Rod

Use the power clip function, (Effects/Power clip/Place inside container), a large black arrow will appear. Click on the blue object with the black arrow to place inside blue container. Hope this helps. Rod