AntBelt supports cylindrical engraving, and curved objects make viewing direction especially important. A clock-face sketch can help a maker discuss where artwork should appear without assuming final accessory specifications, object dimensions, or a guaranteed result.
Mark the intended viewing position
Draw a circle to represent the object from above. Mark twelve o'clock as the primary viewing direction, then note the seam, handle, lid feature, or other visible reference if one exists. Add an arrow showing how the artwork should read when the object is held or displayed.
Pair the sketch with the file
Save the sketch beside the current artwork version and include a photo of the unmarked object. If placement changes, create a new version instead of writing over the first decision. This keeps orientation changes visible during review.
Treat the sketch as a planning record
The diagram does not confirm compatibility, focus, setup, or material response. Follow current instructions and verify the real configuration before operating. Keep guarding, ventilation, protective equipment, and attended operation in the workflow.
See /updates/ for more AntBelt G1 planning notes.
Review current AntBelt G1 project details and cylindrical-workflow updates on Kickstarter: