EZCAD2 - Laser Mark with PowerRuler - Example #2

This shows how to set up a 100 millimeter ruler for laser marking in EzCad2. This example was originally part of the first video on powerruler, but I think it's better presented and easier to understand as a standalone.
If you've already watched the first video I made on the topic I quickly detail all the features again and the material is mostly repeated except for the actual example. It should be a little quicker and clearer but might be a little duller as there is no actual marking.

[@Just_An_Idea_For_Consideration]

Excellent tutorial - thx

[@bestekengg]

GRATE I AM VERY HAPPY TO SEE THIS VIDEO.
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[@madeinbasement]

Great tutorial! Here's a tip: If you don't see lines, try zooming in/out. I found my EZCad glitches and some lines disappear which was very confusing because I thought I didn't set parameters right, but it was just a visual glitch :)
BTW is there any way to do ruler in Inches?

[@matejmacievic7260]

Hi I have problem when I put long text engraving machine the whole text isnt straight can I set up it ?

[@amardhanure8825]

Excilent, but how to use rotary text can u plz share video of rotary text mark of ruler

[@madeinbasement]

I made 80 mm ruler and it comes out as about 70 mm when measured. It's not my laser either, as I printed it from EZCAD on paper printer. Have you every seen anything like that? Is there some kind of ruler module calibration?

[@jefferyj]

Actually I've had the same issue, the first time I exported my ruler to the work space, the sizing was just a little bit off. I had no explanation as to why it happened, but I think I just remedied it by deleting it from the work space and reloading it in the power ruler area, then I exported it again and the measurements were accurate. A quirk of ezcad I guess.
If that doesn't help, the only other things I can think of are to double check focal length and also draw a box and measure it to confirm everything is marking correctly to size.