Handfasting Crossword Fit

Raymond's 32 × 18 crossword on the Insignia 70" F50. Switch options to see where the lattice lands and what it measures.

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Option

Fit

Screen diagonal inches, 16:9. F50 70″ is 69.5

Sizes and locks

Lock any two. Everything else is worked out from them. Typing in a box locks it, and a third lock releases the oldest one.

Wood border

The outer frame is wood, one line wide. Overflow pushes it past the screen edge on every side so it can be glued to the TV's bezel.

Overflow past the screen

Overflow inches past the screen edge. F50 bezel is about 0.41 top and bottom

Letters

Answers (cut) Extra letters in the black squares (cut, for the pile) Clue numbers (preview only, never cut) Wood frame

Bridges so letter insides stay in (A B D O P Q R)

Bridge width inches of wood left across the stroke

Font cut on every tile

Extra letter set same number, same letters in the laser file

Split into pieces

Cuts run down the middle of a wood bar, so no tile is cut in half. Click a bar in the drawing to add or remove a cut, type the positions, or let it find the fewest pieces that fit your wood and the laser bed.

Vertical cuts after column, 1 to 31, e.g. 11, 22

Horizontal cuts after row, 1 to 17, e.g. 9

Wood you have

Laser file

Laser bed the board has to fit it

Layer colours

Each part gets its own exact colour so the Epilog can give it its own settings.

Saves the cut file for these settings, in inches: letters, tile squares, split cuts, then the outer boundary. With cuts, it saves a .zip with one SVG per piece plus the whole board.

Run it in the package folder. It writes out/final.svg: every square cut as a tile with its letter engraved, plus the board edge. Clue numbers are never included.

Dimensions Fill, 1/2"