If you’ve ever cut text in LightBurn and watched the dot on an “i” or “j” fall out, this video is for you. I walk you through how I join those dots so they stay connected when you’re cutting, and I show you two different methods depending on the look you want. The big thing to remember is that once you right-click your text and choose Convert to Path, it’s no longer editable as text—it becomes a shape—so make sure your wording is final first. My first (and preferred) method is simple: after converting to path, I nudge the dots down so they overlap the stem slightly, then I click-and-drag to select everything and hit Weld. That gives a clean result and, in my opinion, just looks better most of the time. The second method uses small rectangles as “bridges” between the dot and the stem, then you weld everything together. It can look a bit odd depending on the font, but it’s handy when you need a stronger connection. I also show a quick tip for when things are hard to position—turn off Snapping Options in Settings to make moving pieces around easier.