Before laying out artwork for a cylindrical object, decide which area should read as the visible front. Put a removable orientation mark on a suitable practice piece and use it as the reference for text, symbols, and intentional blank space.
Define a viewing boundary
Sketch the intended viewing zone in your setup notes and keep important artwork away from uncertain boundaries until the physical setup is reviewed. A flat artwork preview is useful for composition, but it does not show every visual change around a curved surface.
Keep the capability statement narrow
AntBelt supports cylindrical engraving. Final accessory details and the correct setup for a particular object should be verified against current official information. Do not infer compatible dimensions, material suitability, or guaranteed results from a layout exercise.
Confirm material identity, secure positioning, focus, shielding, ventilation, and attended operation. Use a suitable non-final test piece before committing a customer item.
Read more cautious workflow notes in /updates/.
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