How to use google patents for free laser engraving art.

This is how to find free art by using google patents and how to convert those files into vectors. You can use those vectors in software such as Lightburn for your laser engraver.
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[@eatdrinkwineguy]

Awesome! Thank for this. Totally keen to do something with this.

[@theExcalibur2]

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. I am a beginner in laser engraving and your video will help me a lot.

[@wallyblackburn]

Damn good video! Liked and subscribed

[@sallehismailless125]

Thank you for a lot of knowledge that greatly inspires me

[@lasersandsaws]

Thank you for the comment.

[@kevinwillis6707]

very helpful, thanks

[@Hydraulic.Online]

100 x thank you for this very detailed "how to" video, I can honestly say that without your video I would have had absolutely no chance to find and download a patent image, let alone edit it in Inkscape, and then convert it to an SVG file ready for Lightburn. Cheers and well done mate!! Long Live CZcams and its awesome creators!

[@IwsonV6]

Thx!!!

[@robotsnthat]

Nice one, great video 👍

[@lasersandsaws]

Thank you.

[@jessetutterrow4320]

I am very frustrated with LightBurn's trace image function. Do you find that InkScape's trace function is better?

[@barabolak]

Those images are not copyrighted?

[@lasersandsaws]

In most cases patent images are in public domain.

[@herkleslie4561]

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