[hotwheels]

I received a customers .jpeg and when I converted it to outlines it has made the font incredibly detailed, it is recking havoc with my blades as they are going up and down so much, as well as taking an age to cut on the Graphtec.

I have attached the pic but unfortunatly I couldnt attach as a EPS as it was too big.

Any ideas how to greatly simplify it?

Thanks
Euan

 

[dazzabling]

I received a customers .jpeg and when I converted it to outlines it has made the font incredibly detailed, it is recking havoc with my blades as they are going up and down so much, as well as taking an age to cut on the Graphtec.

I have attached the pic but unfortunatly I couldnt attach as a EPS as it was too big.

Any ideas how to greatly simplify it?

Thanks
Euan

Getting the original font will be a start since its in vector, but I can't say its going to be a easy cut.

Bleeding Cowboys Font | dafont.com

Bleeding Cowboy

 

[hotwheels]

Hi, thanks for the reply, yes it is actually the original font I used, is it just going to be a long and painful process?

Do you have any tips to make it easier?

 

[dazzabling]

Erase the splatter marks and darken the letters to fill in the smaller holes.

 

[royster13]

Simplify it too much and it is no longer the design as they intended it....The reality is some design simply can not be cut with a plotter....