Vectric Customer

Hello Gary I have a shop sabre as well and I have learned that to get a good circle cut I have to be running under 200IPM. The wincnc seems to loose its buffer like they discussed. Jim told me that with the servos and the laser that they have run the machines up to 1200 ipm and not lost the buffer b...

You can type in how many degrees to rotate using the rotate button.
Also If you use the move button instead of just double clicking you can be very exact with your placements.


Mark M

Rusty
I always just use whatever I have aroung that is latex. The latex keeps the resins from eating the foam. Oil based primers can also eat the foam. I use to make molds for bowls in items we built and any latex seemed to work

Mark M

Bob
I am pretty sure that just using vcarve you will have to have striaght sides. The only way to get tapered ones from your ball nose is to 3d cut the trays.

Mark M

Hello,
Poly or any laquar finish will melt. I believe that all you can do is to mineral oil it and it will need to be done again when ever it is looking dry.

Mark M

In other software they have a gears making sub routine. You just enter the dia and how many teeth and pitch and it creats it. Very easy.


Mark M

Hello Tony and Brain,

Maybe in one of the versions coming up you could include a print. It would be nice to be able to print in 2d view as well as 3d right from the program.

Mark M

Very nice work and good looking wood. I would have to agree about trying to find a piece that is strait enough.

Mark M

Peter

If you are using a 1/2" mill end just make a new tool that is a 1" mill end then set this to your 50% and you can mill the entire 1/2" bit. You can make a new tool to any size you wish

Mark M

Hello We have cut oak, maple, birch, pine, aspen, fur, sign foam, corian, mdf, and some other things. The hard woods I think are the best for wood. The fur was a bit sappy and coated the bits, so I did not much like that. Sign foam is cool stuff and takes the details perfect Roughing with a 3/8 mill...

There is a very fine line between a hobby and work. I get to do projects for work and I spend alot of time on it at home as well. I was a hobby at first but now its more work. But I enjoy it so I think that makes it better then a hobby because I make money and enjoy it. By they time I turned out my ...

I have heard that both dremels and roto zips have lots of play in the bearings and shaft. I think that you are deflecting. what RPM are you running at? I would try to run RPMs as fast as you can with a sharp bit and see if you are still having the problem. Then I would back off your speed untill you...

Just wondering since it is so small do you have to charge by the square inch instead of foot on the counter top and is the sink still $400.00? Because if so I'm making doll furniture for a livin'.

Mark M

The paint looks beautiful you have a talented wife

Mark M

In the tool selection box right above the plung rate is a pull down menu for "in per sec" or "in per min" or whatever you want. I think that this will fix your problem

Mark M