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That is correct it shows the job layout on a letter size paper in the Print Preview Window.

Did you try Printing it?

Sharkcutup

Here you Go --- https://docs.vectric.com/docs/V11.5/VCa ... index.html

Sharkcutup

Feed Speed --- ??? Pass Depth --- ??? Just Checking to see if you may be being to aggressive. Oak is a Hard Wood and the Shark CNC Machine is known NOT to be a very Rigid Machine. I know I have an Earlier Version of the Shark. It takes a combination of slowing down the Feed, adjusting the Depth of C...

Have you tried? Creating Toolpath Templates for both sides (Top & Bottom). Move vectors and models accordingly. when satisfied with above ---- Load Toolpath Templates for each side (Top & Bottom). Then Calculate Toolpaths for each Side. Depending on where the model came from you may not be able to d...

https://www.vectric.com/vectric-communi ... onWallRack


Here is a link to that Project. Login to the Portal and you will be able to download the project files.

Sharkcutup

[Just saying that if an individual is new to the Vectric software Open Vectors can interrupt a lot of different situations. As an individual gets familiar with the software and all its various features only then open vectors will become a norm. But yeah if there is way too much havoc I would get my...

Way to Go TReischl !!! Open Vectors can create havoc! I'll get my coat then. :lol: :lol: :roll: :wink: Just saying that if an individual is new to the Vectric software Open Vectors can interrupt a lot of different situations. As an individual gets familiar with the software and all its various feat...

That is a Cool Semi!

Bet that was a fun project to carve.

Sharkcutup

Post by TReischl » Sun Dec 03, 2023 10:36 am The shape is not closed. It is open on the right hand side of the top tooth near the root. Screenshot 2023-12-03 103434.png "If you see a good fight, get in it." Dr. Vernon Johns Top Way to Go TReischl !!! Open Vectors can create havoc! Screenshot 2023-1...

You can go to the Vectric Portal website - https://www.vectric.com/vectric-community

Sign in and get your clip art from there. You can even download and re-install your software from there too!

Sharkcutup

Yup!

Upload and/or Import ----

upload .crv, .crvt, .dxf, .dwg, .eps, .ai, .pdf, .svg

import .dxf, .dwg, .eps, .ai, .pdf, .pvc, .v3d, .v3m, .crv,.skp, .svg

Sharkcutup

Carved this for a Game Table a while back. It is carved in a Spruce Round Board. But If I had to choose another type of wood Hard Maple would have been a better choice.

Sharkcutup

Not enough information to provide a definitive answer.

One guess would be circle vector is not round but unlikely. Second guess --- Feed Speed may be to fast entering the harder darker wood.

Sharkcutup

Need to post your saved g-code file for review to see if there is a code line in there that is turning off your spindle. And of course if there is then the Post Processor would then need to be checked to see if it is the culprit adding that code line to turn off the spindle. Just a little detective ...

Just my two cents worth --- A heck of lot faster cutting rectangles and squares on a Table Saw over a CNC Machine unless of course you have a Production CNC Machine that can cut all in one pass. Sharkcutup Your right! But I`m doing cabinetry. If it would be only rectangles the table saw is faster. ...