
220
Remember to turn off the
Blade Offset
setting when scoring or embossing but turn it back on when you get
ready to cut.
When embossing paper or cardstock, it is recommended that you use the
Shadow Layer
function to create
a very small outline and inline, say 0.01”. These tiny offset lines will then produce a slightly thicker overall
outline of your shapes. This works better than fill embossing which can stress the cardstock and cause
wrinkling. Here are the steps:
Create the shape you wish to emboss. In this example, the numbers 25 are used for a 25
th
wedding
anniversary:
Select the shape and go to the
Shadow Layer
function:
and perform the following:
After clicking on
Accept
, re-select just the original image, and go to the
Shadow Layer
function again and
perform the following:
Now you have three versions of your shape and when using the embossing tool, you will have a thicker
outline of the shape:
The following video shows the embossing tool being used to emboss a design onto metal. Even though this
video was made using the Zing, the same method will apply:
10.09 Engraving
Set
Shadow Width
to 0.01”
Select
Corner Join
style.
Click on
Accept
.
Set
Shadow Width
to -
0.01”
Select
Corner Join
style.
Click on
Accept
.
Summary of Contents for ACS-24UHF/Eagle
Page 20: ...20...