Vectric Customer

Really well done and thank you for the write up, great project

With not knowing how many things you may have tried there are a few variables that come to mind you could try, The pattern goes right up to your border you might try to stay away from the border to lessen those edge pock marks, The texture menus have a longest and shortest stroke length you might tr...

The video is well done and helpful thanks,

Will give the gadget a try, have been using the Tray Maker and like it too,

I wonder if this is a case for running multiple simulations of the cut using different high resolution texture images and saying “are you really sure that this is the look that you want”? Depending on the logo the results might not be prime. Some sample images for use in the simulation are: here (q...

I have made many round table tops with the same method you described in your first post, it works just fine. The closer you can get to edge grain rather than flat grain the more stable the cut of wood is and the appearance is more uniform. Sometimes the grain can take away from the design if it's to...

Wow thats nice

open the tool path to edit then select the vectors you want it to use

is there any place where I can find a setp by step instructions on how to use the cabinet make gadget to make base cabinet from start to finish that show's what is imputed in to the different screens right up to creating the toolpaths. Thanks Jeff Peters Hi Jim's post Feb 6th has a link to the manu...

Hi, as far as my reply to your query I'm sorry i don't have any thread milling advice for you as I have not done this at all yet myself. On your project I think about how would I approach this and I don't even get to the thread milling before I want to change methods as this project has many difficu...

If someone could take a photo with their cnc it would look like that, amazing

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Thu Feb 10, 2022 5:35 pm

Probably faster to tap them using a variable speed drill. Get a 2 flute tap (They're stronger) and some cutting fluid.

Do this and you will be finished long before you even figured out the other

When adding lines manually (middle line for both objects) it works fine all the time. These are the different commands that make it work for you, or you leave more space between your parts so they are cut individually, I don't see another workaround for this, maybe someone with more experience than...

Thats just how a profile is cut, you ask it to follow around 3 vectors and it follows around 3 vectors, it can't read your thoughts.

if you want it to cut how you think you need to give it different commands or just relax and let it work for you and enjoy,

I scribed a line with the cnc at 0Y and at 0X and line the sheet up with that, then its the same as it is in VCarve.

Many kinds of glue but in a normal usage, proper temperature etc I have used Titebond 3 for years as my go to laminating adhesive,

lots of opinions on this,