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#Understand === Learning Objectives ===By the importance end of turning on this Workshop, you should: # realize the filtration system need for CorelDRAW and staying with the red lines while cuttingvectors.#Understand know the difference between raster (pure black), etch (pure blue), and cut (pure red)vector cutting. #make sure understand the object is being cut at importance of the exhaust system and red tape boundary.025 mm#identify === Measurable Outcomes ===By the material end of this Workshop, you want should be able to use and select it in the setting:#identify the width of the material you are cutting and make sure it is matched in the settings#understand how to import you cut your design through CorelDRAW into ulsUCP.#understand how to move your object using use the relocate tool and focus view tool.# change the material settings.# cut a DaBL coaster on your own!
update checklist to include measurable outcomes and learning objectives
#Open your SVG file and make sure that all objects look correct, and that the size of the object is accurate. (You aren't going to want a keychain design cut the size of a laptop!) If your design looks totally wacky, take a look at the [[Universal Control Panel (software)#Design Parameters|design parameters for UCP]].
#Navigate to File --> Print
#Make sure PLS4.75 is selected in the printer dropdown, and hit Print. This will send your design to the Universal Control Panel ('''UCP''').
#Open up UCP. It may be hidden in the bottom right of the Windows Taskbar. With any luck, your design is in UCP.
===Clean work area===
If a significant amount of material fell through the honey comb structure of the cutting table then it should be cleaned out. The front of the laser cutting can be opened and the table will slide out. There is an opening in the rear of the table that can be used to clean the inside.
==Checklist==
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