Help required please

[skener 11]

Hi Peeps, trying to figure out how to get this logo made, when I have made it the program converts it to three colours and cuts all the egg shape then the ABS part etc. but I'm trying to get it so it's like the picture. I can't for the life of me figure out how to get it as in picture, also need it so I can embroider it as well but that's another story lol any help much appreciated.

[Sue2 920]

Depends upon what program you are using,

In most programs you first have to join the three letters

into one vector by welding or joining....

Then trim (or combine, or punch) the front white vector

from the back vector.

 

 

Sue2

[skener 11]

Thanks Sue2 I already joined the abs part but not done the trim thing , will have a look see if anything there, I'm using corel draw and also trying it in serif drawplus6

 

Thanks,

John.

[Sue2 920]

Here's a quick trace...but you would be better off

making it from what you have there rather than 

tracing.

 

Sue2

ABS_Logo.eps

[Sue2 920]

In Corel once the letters are ONE piece, you need the

Back minus Front command from from the Shaping Menu....

BUT, Corel is finicky when doing this....everything

has to be right or it won't work.

 

Youtube probably has a demol

 

Sue2

[MoZo 50]

In Corel wouldn't you be able to click ABS then "Weld to" and click on that blue that should punch out the letters from the blue and be cut ready.

 

Here is my go at it..

ABS_Logo.eps

[xpaperman 719]

I think I would use the bezier tool and knock it out in a few minutes... then spend a few minutes node editing....

[OWJones 1,981]

In Corel wouldn't you be able to click ABS then "Weld to" and click on that blue that should punch out the letters from the blue and be cut ready.

 

Here is my go at it..

 

No, "Weld" would add the letters and the oval together to make a single shape.   You would need to use "Back Minus Front" to knock the letters out of the oval.

[skener 11]

Thanks everyone for your swift response and the files and time you have all taken to help me. Got some great insights and a bit more understanding of the program I'm using , cheers!!!!