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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use a PNG file as a placeholder or template in a design project without modifying it significantly?

Yes, using PNG files as placeholders is generally allowed, but ensure that you do not modify them extensively or create other digital content for sharing or selling.

What resolution is recommended for a DXF file intended for laser cutting?

It's essential to use high-resolution graphics (at least 300 DPI) when creating DXF files for laser cutting to ensure accurate rendering of details.

What is the difference between a group and an assembly in Fusion 360?

A group combines multiple objects into one entity, while an assembly creates a new hierarchical structure of parts and components with relationships and constraints.

How do I ensure that my DXF file is compatible with the Cricut cutting machine?

Make sure your DXF file has been properly converted into an SVG or GSF file, as these are the formats supported by Cricut. Also, check that your file is in a single layer format and does not contain any complex graphics or fonts.