Vectric Customer

It showed up just fine and great work!

I don't work there, it just works for my grbl Arduino based Longmill.
As Jan said, avoid online only software if you can.

Props to you for living on the edge! Just need to get the angle of the bit correct.

If you mean a triangle carbide insert, the v-bit suggestion should work

LOL yep, gSender is stupid simple, that's why I use it.

Twisted minds, that's how we roll

lsvien, great idea. We don't need a hammer to open it that way.
Little people will love that!

I gave up on those and just use dowel alighnment pins and hot glue

two different animals
Dont use the proprietary stuff, gSender works just fine with the grbls and it is FREE and the people that actually make the software live in Canada
It just works for grbl stuff

Parquet is the most nasty stuff ever.

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Fri Mar 10, 2023 12:12 am

"If wishes were horses, beggars would ride."

Holy cows, my algebra teacher in 1980 said the same thing to me right before he threw the chalk board eraser at my head. I did have to take a break from school for a minute...

I do a lot of bowls and trays with a 0.25 ball nose bit for 3D roughing and finish paths at 120 ipm. Works just fine and one less tool change. You can run them at the same feed rate as an end mill for the roughing pass with same steppover for roughing. Combine the tool paths on export and just run i...

If only we had that magic button...
No
3D is a whole different thing

Great work!
My first car (57 chevy) also had a metal dash. Girlfriends loved to put their bare feet on it for some reason. Also covered it with fridge magnets but no smokey. Always clear off the dash when you get a new girlfriend...
Great post!

Great that you made your own vectors!!!
Do you want a v-carve or pocket?