Disclaimer: I have no experience with Grbl. The GitHub page says that CNC layouts should be encoded in g-code and thanks to some generous volunteers, Inkscape has extensions to export g-code images. Search the web for "Inkscape g-code" and you'll find links to extensions and to various discussions on the topic. It seems that 2D text engraving like yours is easily accomplished.
I have not downloaded Inkscape yet , wanted to confirm that it is what I need?
I am attempting to make a file for a basic offline grbl controller to engrave
nameplates for electric motors ! The plates are alwase the same size with
All information in same locations on the nameplate.
is Inkscape what I need to save a file on SD card
in a coronos maker controller
Disclaimer: I have no experience with Grbl. The GitHub page says that CNC layouts should be encoded in g-code and thanks to some generous volunteers, Inkscape has extensions to export g-code images. Search the web for "Inkscape g-code" and you'll find links to extensions and to various discussions on the topic. It seems that 2D text engraving like yours is easily accomplished.
https://github.com/grbl/grbl