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On the Toolpath command you can use the toolpath template Save and Load option for the toolpaths then import the logo and associate the toolpath to the logo. Not a one step process, but for existing projects it will work. For new projects the Project Template would be better....

You might try using the Save/Load Template option. Create a new project, add your logo and profiles then use the File->Save As Template to create a template file. When you want to start a new project use the Load Template, select your logo template. I'd recommend putting the Logo on a locked layer o...

Ungroup the text then use the Edit->Selection->Select All Open Vectors. This will show all the Vectors that need help.

Use the Vector Validator to sort out the problem areas.

The "A"s are one of the areas of issue.

Adrian is spot on, look at the two images below, the first is without a Profile Pass and the second is with a Profile Pass.

Can you post the 10.5 crv3d file?

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You could press "Top" and it would import just fine.

Just out of curiosity what are you going to make the casting out of? That's going to be a pretty small part.

Nope

Vectric software doesn't deal with undercuts so the tapper at the bottom is getting lost. If you want to make a two sided piece to cutout, select a side view and press the Center Model button then check Create Both Sides then import.

Adrian beat me to it

Welcome to the forum. One place to start would be to "work" your way through the Vectric Tutorials https://www.vectric.com/support/tutorials/vcarve-desktop Don't just watch them, but actually download the materials associated with each tutorial and work along. As Randall said, everyone starts at the...

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Have you tried ebay?

Glad it works for you Leo....

I really like Vectric software because there is always another way to skin the cat

F360 is a true 3D modeling program and creating fillets and chamfers is a piece of cake. This is how I skinned the cat in Aspire :D Created three closed vectors of the the levels. Then in the Modeling Tab I used the Create shape from vector outline Tool to create three components. I used a .125" hei...

See if this works for you...

Used the Array Copy tool to create the grid lines

Pay close attention to the Toolpath setting under the Order & Start At tabs as well as Vector Selection:

Weather you use a v-bit or even a pen to just draw the marks this should produce a efficient toolpath.