Fonts Cutout

[Sean Willmott]

Hey peoples been a whilst since I last posted but need a bit of help.

I am looking for some fonts that I don't have to manipulate along the lines of scripts etc so the centre of O's P's etc don't fall out :mad:
Probably hundreds of them but I cant bloody find them, don't have to be free either.

Thanks Sean

[John Heavill]

PM sent, Sean.

[Bert Kemp]

John if you have a solution or a place to find those fonts would you post them so the rest of us know also.
Thanks

[John Heavill]

Sorry, wasn't thinking.
Here's the link that I found on 'stencil script fonts'

http://www.stencilease.com/db/index....FckfhgodalIMNQ (http://www.stencilease.com/db/index.asp?catagory=Script&mkwid=sFoXRt1hZ&pcrid=92132906539&pkw=%2Bscript%20%2Bfont%20%2Bstencil&pmt=b&pdv=c&gclid=CLjbvJDaoc8CFckfhgodalIMNQ)

[Mike Null]

You can make your own stencil fonts using a simple bridge filled with white to keep centers of letters in place.

[Makrel Johnson]

On my Helix I'd need to close those bridges or the letter wouldn't fall out.
Bottom, versus top...

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[Mike Null]

Makrel

Good catch. You are correct.

[Sean Willmott]

PM sent, Sean.

Much appreciated John, will have a look.

[Sean Willmott]

You can make your own stencil fonts using a simple bridge filled with white to keep centers of letters in place.
That's a good idea never thought about playing with the fonts will do a little research and have a play.

The main thing is to use or create a font that I don't keep having to manipulate, I did a job yesterday all the same front but I had to manipulate each name this took time, and well time is money.

[Mike Null]

Sean

You can create fonts in Corel. I don't know how but it is available.

[Dave Sheldrake]

Lemme know if you need anything special Sean, I have a font editor that will convert any font to a stencil font automatically and output a dxf

[John Heavill]

Or, do it yourself, like this . . .

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