Vectric Customer

how to make grid Lines show automatically when opening any Aspire job

Is there a way to set up all gridlines at once?

thanks

When I cut the bottom side the model is recessed (scooped down into the wood, below the (I think it's "base height) instead of standing (proud of ) above the "base height". Like a picture frame standing out from the the wall where the wall is the base.

When I cut the bottom side, the model cut downward instead of in relief.
Something to do with setting or resetting model height, base height?
I have read just make the backside a second job. Is that easier?
please help

Didn't need to reset XY only Z. thanks
"What does manual reset consist of?" I moved the Z down to touch paper between the material and the cutter tip, reset all to zero

Roughing tool path with 3/8 EM. Reset XYZ at same location with Auto Z plate for 1/8 inch TBN finish tool path.
Now, of course tool path is off by the difference in bit diameter. I tried manual reset of XYZ. Didn't work.
Please tell new guy how to correct this. Thanks

I have a version 10.5 with only a limited number of gadgets.
How do I import the whole extensive list. In particular looking for the gadget to install full grid onto the the 2D view without having to do it individually
thanks

Leo: "AND please, the steps to create that toolpath." Sorry I didn't make it clear enough.

Thanks to all

Newbie here. How do I erase background of 3D or 2D image using Aspire sculpting. Or Is it easier to create a toolpath around the image a AND please, the steps to create that toolpath.
Thanks

Perfect, thank you very much litzluth

Is there a way to enlarge just the vector around my object. The displayed vector is inside the model boundary. Using a quarter inch end Mill for roughing and a quarter inch V bit for the finish

thanks

Keyboard control for spindle movement for x, y and Z stop working. and the num lock is off.
what to do.
thanks

thanks to all

why not not use "Project Toolpath onto 3D Model" on all 3d projects?

martin54

thanks for the bit advice