Node Clean Up In Inkscape

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[mikeromophp]

The Shift-J command is gold!

CTRL-Z is your friend!

[zpbeats]

This helped me SO much, thank you for this!

[FiremanJones-fief]

Hey Steve thanks for spending time to teach. I purchased several of your files and they cut great.. Thanks so much!

[alancline]

Thank you for the video. That was very helpful. Didn’t realize I could delete nodes to make editing much easier.

[nyetloki]

4:36 instead use ctrl delete and it should delete the nodes without creating curves.

[mccluremetalworks]

I appreciate this video and others as well, this explains how to get a good clean cut file! Have you ever seen a plasma leave jagged edges from a file that has micro jagged lines? My plasma will try to follow them