LightBurn Skill Builder - Making Jigs for your laser.  Using tools to make tools for your tools @thetinkerverse
LightBurn Skill Builder - Making Jigs for your laser.  Using tools to make tools for your tools  @thetinkerverse
Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
In this skill builder we will make a jig to hold 6 business cards for my fiber laser.

We'll use the grid array to lay out our work area
Learn to use shapes to create reference points for other shapes
Use the Art Library to store your jigs
Practical tips for jig design

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