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Hey everybody!
Got some great font sites from this thread, thanks! Then I realized I forgot one important fact: I need the letters to "stand up" (on a shelf, for example) once they're cut out...
I assume the answer is to choose a font I like and then modify it to make the bottom of the letters flat, right? So, are there fonts out there that are easier to use in this case? Like, ones that don't have any part of the letter extending below the "surface" line as in a lower case p or q? Am I making sense? LOL. Thanks again for your suggestions!
ORIGINAL POST: I am wondering if any of you know of a place online to download free fonts that are "scroll saw friendly". I would like to cut letters out of 2" x 10" pine and wonder how you go about finding font styles that will work well & look good.
Are there certain fonts you already use and like?
Any suggestions would be appreciated!
Thank you! J.
Got some great font sites from this thread, thanks! Then I realized I forgot one important fact: I need the letters to "stand up" (on a shelf, for example) once they're cut out...
I assume the answer is to choose a font I like and then modify it to make the bottom of the letters flat, right? So, are there fonts out there that are easier to use in this case? Like, ones that don't have any part of the letter extending below the "surface" line as in a lower case p or q? Am I making sense? LOL. Thanks again for your suggestions!
ORIGINAL POST: I am wondering if any of you know of a place online to download free fonts that are "scroll saw friendly". I would like to cut letters out of 2" x 10" pine and wonder how you go about finding font styles that will work well & look good.
Are there certain fonts you already use and like?
Any suggestions would be appreciated!
Thank you! J.