A hanging hole changes the usable composition of a keepsake. Plan the text around that physical feature before approving a digital layout for an AntBelt G1 project.
Make the obstacle visible in the proof
Draw a clearly labeled reference for the hole in the design proof, keeping it separate from the artwork intended for engraving. Include any cord or fitting in a paper mockup of the finished presentation. A name that fits the blank can still disappear behind its hanging cord.
- Choose which edge will be the top when the item hangs.
- Review the lettering with the hole and attachment shown.
- Check the longest name in the proposed set, including accents and descending letters.
- Save the approved orientation with the job notes.
Check the final file separately
Before any permitted sample run, confirm that reference guides are excluded from the production artwork and that the blank can be placed according to the current operating guidance. Do not assume that a decorative outline provides a reliable positioning reference.
A paper proof resolves composition questions; it does not establish material suitability or machine clearance. Keep those checks separate and consult current AntBelt guidance before processing the selected blank.
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