CARVECO MAKER building up a large 3D relief in inches for beginners

A Roger Clyde Webb easy learning CARVECO Lab tutorial Video 617 CARVECO MAKER building up a large 3D relief in inches for beginners
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[@Surly1966]

Your like the 3D Bob Ross with the tiny cabin and the little trees. Love it! I’m sure he would love the process to- remember there’s no such thing as a mistake!

[@gizmobowen]

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I tried something like this last night having never tried it before. The technique I was using was to put all the reliefs on the background before pasting them down. This allowed me to adjust the overlaps and the heights of each relief as I moved them around. Then when everything was how I liked it I pasted everything down. As far as I know you can't go back and adjust a relief after it's pasted down, which would be better, so that's why I didn't paste anything until I was sure of how I liked it. Thanks for the video Roger.

[@richardtbc]

For me, I would greatly appreciate if you would go through and explain the tool path summary and all of the values. Thank you

[@stevemoriggi2076]

LOVE IT!

[@NickHey]

I'd love to see a carving done on a dowel about 3 or 4 inches thick

[@beverlyjackson7976]

What bit did you use and why did you lock and unlock th project

[@montemoore]

When calculating the 2nd roughing cut, I am having issues. It does not take the 1st roughing cut into account, so a lot of time is spent moving the spindle around and not cutting anything. Trying to understand what I might be missing here.

[@rogerwebb9600]

Calculate them separately.

[@rufustoad1]

Sorry Doc, can you please define the Z slices briefly on next video?

[@rufustoad1]

Mr Webb, Is there anyway to narrow up that 3D frame you drug in the first part of the video? The sides are very wide. Also VCarve has a way to create frames is this option available in Carveco?