IP Library Patent Application 19269602
Patent Application
App. No. 19/269,602

Electronic Cutting Machine

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App. No.
19/269,602
Abstract

An apparatus includes a motor, a pinion coupled to the motor, a rack engaged with the pinion, and a housing body assembly configured to hold a working tool. The motor is configured to drive rotation of the pinion and the rotation of the pinion is configured to drive linear translation of the rack. The rack is operably coupled to the housing body assembly such that the linear translation of the rack is configured to urge the housing body assembly along a first axis in a first direction to move the working tool relative to a workpiece.

Claims (7)

1 . A method for aligning a cutting blade cut path with a secondary working tool work path of an electronic cutting machine, the method comprising:

(a) manipulating one of a cut blade tool or a secondary working tool to create a first plurality of indicia arranged in an array on a workpiece;

(b) manipulating the other of the cut blade tool or the secondary working tool that was not manipulated in Step (a) to create a second plurality of indicia arranged in the array on said workpiece such that the array comprises a plurality of pairs of indicia with each pair of indicia of the plurality of pairs of indicia comprising one indicia from the first plurality of indicia and another indicia from the second plurality of indicia, wherein the second plurality of indicia arranged in the array created in Step (b) are implemented using variable predetermined machine offsets; and

(c) determining which pair of indicia of the plurality of pairs of indicia are the most closely and/or the most exactly aligned with each other.

2 . The method of claim 1 , further comprising:

(d) calibrating the electronic cutting machine based on which predetermined machine offset of the variable predetermined machine offsets produced the pair of indicia determined in Step (c).

3 . The method of claim 1 , wherein Step (b) further comprises printing or cutting at least one of letters, numbers, or symbols on the workpiece adjacent to each pair of indicia of the plurality of pairs of indicia to index the plurality of pairs of indicia.