A digital representation of a river otter in a vector format, suitable for various design applications.
A digital representation of a river otter in a vector format, suitable for various design applications. A high-quality illustration of a playful otter in a natural environment. Illustration of a smiling otter in vector format. A digital illustration of a wild otter swimming in water.
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What is a "nest" in laser cutting, and how do I create one?

A nest refers to a collection of designs placed together to maximize material usage. Use the "Nest" tool in your software to arrange multiple designs within a single bounding box.