Vectric Customer

in material setup/ you should find what you need.

possibly you can delete 3d image and reload it, just a thought

Lol

Goto molding tab, finish setup

Trucker,

Quick engrave is designed for a diamond drag tool to etched in metal, glass and other hard surface. try using the tile with the "V" on it.
I make business cards using quick engrave metal with diamond drag.

Your tool screen shot show a "side angle" of 60 degrees. Remember that v-bits (those that come to a point) are entered using the fully included angle of the bit and that engraving bits (those with flats) are entered using one half of the fully included angle—i.e. the "side angle". But also remember...

Hi Mark,

try this? I cleaned up the extra vectors

might need adjust feeds and speeds

Howdy All,

Martin is correct the best way is the Miter Fold Dado Set Plus. But that's about 350.00 us dollars

but it can be done on a well-tuned CNC, I do it all the time.

if your using windows, us the snipping feature
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/win ... 299b865f6b

Howdy custom,
If your running 40 IPM your spindle speed should somewhere around 8 thousand to 12 thousand with a sweet spot at ten thousand.
In all years and experience I never used manufacture spec. only used them as a reference.
keep in cherry will burn if hand sand it to hard

90 degrees is a shallow inlay 60 degrees is a little deeper inlay a tapered inlay is even deeper depending on the details.

Gary,
Yes, Vcarve is. you edit in the molding tab along with editing on the drawing tab as you mention

you might have other issue with ram usage? mach4 doesn't need much. PREFERRED: 32 or 64-bit Laptop or Desktop – Using an External Motion Controller Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows XP* An appropriate external motion controller Mach4 Plugin for the selected Motion Controller 2Ghz CPU 1GB RAM...

using a tapered cutter would requires minimum 1 1/2" thick material if not more

Tabs are part of toolpath and place in your choice of position or automatic.

it's to make the plug taller and create a glue gap.
if looking for detail, this might help