Use a Three-Point Check Before Centering Small Artwork

A centered design can still look wrong when the blank, artwork, or viewing direction is misunderstood. A three-point check makes the decision visible before a test begins.

Check the blank, file, and view

First, mark the usable face of the blank without assuming every edge is square. Second, inspect the exported artwork rather than relying only on the editable file. Third, place a paper preview where a viewer will actually see the finished object.

Record any intentional offset in the job note. Keep the original file unchanged, save the adjusted export separately, and test with suitable material before treating the layout as approved.

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Review the current AntBelt G1 project information on Kickstarter:

Compact desktop galvo engraving from US$99

Current AntBelt G1 early-bird pricing starts at US$99 for a compact desktop galvo engraving workflow. Check the store for live availability and the final checkout price.

Visit Kickstarter for the project story and updates, or check the store for the current early-bird offer.