Vectric Customer

Many thanks for all your help, I’m up and running again, with a better understanding of what I’m doing and why. Regards Peter

I’ve just spent the most frustrating week of my life trying to get uccnc to work. There are a million forum questions and answers about everything cnc in the world. I can even answer some of them, but none seem to address the real basics of homing/ machine cords/ soft limits. There isn’t one video o...

Thank you. But if I clear and save 0 work offsets, current coords / machine coords still have a positive value. When the machine cords button is red, the zero all button doesn’t zero X axis, neither does the the individual blue zero button. I can’t manually enter 0.000 for X, when I press enter it r...

Uccnc. Help with this again please. I don’t seem to be able to turn off the offset buttons, and / or I can’t clear any of them to 0000, what am I missing, or is it something simple like brains? Thanks. Peter.

Thank you all for your time and responses. Regards. Peter.

Could anyone tell me the Aussie equivalent to Sealcoat? Thanks. P.

P.s to my last post. I will try the Mach3 Pp as soon as I can get back to my machine. Thanks.

Thank you all for your help. I was a mach3 user running through a UC100. My computer died, the new one has Windows 10 not the old 7 so I am migrating to UCCNC with my old
UC100 together with my old Vcarve Pro V6.
So just hoping there is a compatible P.P. On V6. Thanks. Peter.

Help, my Vcarve V6 has no P.P. for uccnc AM I UP THE CREEK?

Hi there team. A little help would be much appreciated for a relative newby. I have started playing with 3D models, and made the Heart and Ribbon for my lovely lady for Valentine's Day. We were both very pleased with my first effort. Then I made some double sided hearts, about 60 mm across from some...

Fabulous work. I'm jealous too. Can I ask how deep is the inlay?

Thank you all once again for your support. I was actually thinking that house number signs might be a simple marketable project to start up with, and though I realise that polystyrene insulation foam could be cut with a router I feel that it would be far to soft to be serviceable enough to be finish...

Thank you all for your suggestions, from them I found Multipanel have a local distributor but with a 8 x 4 x 1 inch sheet costing $400 plus $60 to ship it up from Melbourne I may have to rethink my ideas. As a newby to this game I thought it easier to learn the software ( magnificent as it is) and a...

Help please Martin. How do I post a new thread on this forum. Is there a secret button I can't see from down under. P.

Thank you Martin for trying to find it on Aussie websites. Foamex seems to make building polystyrene insulating sheets here, that I believe would be way to soft, and terrible to machine as the 'dust' ( for a better word ) flys everywhere and sticks to everything with static electricity.. I believe F...