Trimming graphics overlays in Lightburn.

This is one way to trim overlapping graphics while creating your artwork in Lightburn. When overlaying one graphic on top of another and you'd like to remove the graphics left behind/under the new top graphic.

[@grahamwhitehead5629]

THANK YOU SAVED ME A LOT OF TIME

[@carissa4110]

I am new to laser cutting/engraving and LightBurn, so as I saw your tutorial here, I got extremely excited to see an art library filled with graphics, especially seeing the military logos because I've been working so very hard over the last week to make this USMC EGA circular emblem look like a legitimate emblem and not like a third-grader made it. Haha. I quickly opened LightBurn and searched for the art library, and was so disappointed to find that it has to be developed with my own files. Sigh. Are you willing to share the USMC circular emblem with the nautical rope around the EGA?

[@WhatIsKenDoing]

Thank you! I've wasted an hour plus trying to figure this out.

[@vaughanza]

Excellent , thanks

[@krisknowlton5935]

Is there any way I can get the svg files from you for the military branch seals? I have looked all over and the ones I've seen are pretty bad. Or if you can tell me where I can find them. I am a Veteran and make a lot of give a ways. Great job on the video by the way!

[@MyMovieFixPodcast]

I need a beginner course this is very confusing

[@kentuckyblitz]

What did you hit on your keyboard when you removed the stars?

[@karlriley1314]

Dumb question: Will this also work with a CNC Router??

[@ThunderLaserUSA]

no, i dont think so

[@karlriley1314]

@@ThunderLaserUSA Oh rats.

[@NikonErik]

I suppose you only deleted the stars that represent blue states?

[@jimbauer6822]

Very vague on what you did

[@andykitchen5225]

Some information, lots of waffle.