Excellent explaining, nice voice, sound, example, and above all great teacher, right person, on the right place, with right skills and full understanding... Keep up👍 It would be cool if you send g code to someone who has a cnc to machine youre design.. or if you have one please machine it hehe. Thank you for excelent explaining and sharing.
1:10 The big deal about "Zero off the same side" is the fact that errors on the material thickness will have no consequences. If you're not zeroing off the same side, then you have to be 100% accurate on the material thickness
I am confused by one aspect of this video. Z zero for the second side is set to the machine bed, but when the dowel holes are to be drilled into the spoil board the start depth is set at 1" with a depth of 0.5 ". If the tool z position is zeroed on the spoil board, why does this not result in 1.5" holes in the spoil board.?
Hello,, Got Vectric Desktop 11.5 and wanna try your Marlin 2 sided, but it demands V12, in ordre to use the tutorial file, how to fix that? since Desktop high is V11.5
When I go to install the tabs by clicking on clipart, my clipart is empty. I am using a MakerSpace client download of VCarve so I don't have the DVD to install the clipart. Is there someway for me to build my own 3D tabs?
Hey Dan, unfortunately the Makerspace Edition doesn't include the clipart that is included in the core software. You can however build 3D Tabs using a zero plane with height (to the thickness of the tab you want) and then use the clipping feature of the level to clip the zeroplane to a tab vector - you can learn all about clipping levels here: ua-cam.com/video/JfxWD0_WxJo/v-deo.html I hope this helps as a work around! If you need any more assistance please email our dedicated support team: support@vectric.com. Thank you, have a great day!
Hey Manish! If you are making your own model you need to manually add the limit plane and the tabs seperately - this video should help you: ua-cam.com/video/wIOxqcLbJt4/v-deo.html Thank you!
Hey there! When you bring in an STL within the "orientate 3D model" form you have the option to specify an "overcut distance" (towards the bottom of the form) once you apply and are in the software in the modeling tab your "overcut distance" is represented as a Limit Plane component (flat plane with negative base height) the tabs are manually added in afterwards :) I hope this clears things up a little :)
@@vectric Actually, now that I think about it, there is a reason to prefer profile over pocket: When you're doing entire-length cut, a profile and a pocket will give you same end result. A profile cut won't waste time machining a piece that will just fall out
Hello and thanks for the comment Dave. You could, but this model is not a mirror... the head is slightly turned and the base is a bit different. You are correct, in that if it was you could do just as you outlined.
Hey Scott! Yes you are correct they're the same thing :) When importing models the software helps you out by creating the "limit plane level" with a zero plane component inside - this is the component that you apply negative base height to in order for you to cut past zero :) I hope this helps!
Hello Scott... thanks for the question. Not in this case... we are creating/setting a limit plane and that may be higher or lower then the zeroplane. This will in some cases help us to get to detail that we otherwise might not or stop the cutter from going deepwer then we want using the 3D tooling stragities.
Excellent explaining, nice voice, sound, example, and above all great teacher, right person, on the right place, with right skills and full understanding... Keep up👍 It would be cool if you send g code to someone who has a cnc to machine youre design.. or if you have one please machine it hehe. Thank you for excelent explaining and sharing.
1:10 The big deal about "Zero off the same side" is the fact that errors on the material thickness will have no consequences. If you're not zeroing off the same side, then you have to be 100% accurate on the material thickness
You are correct!
I would also cut dowel holes in the top in case if you need to put it back. Clear video.
Nice idea... thanks for the comment!
Good video. Best watched on 1.5x speed, in my opinion
Glad you enjoyed
Hi Which number of Aspire has Toggle Top/botton side option?
I'm not sure what version we introduced it, but it is available in the current version.
is there a way to add tabs without the library? can I import a model with tab built in from original STL file?
THANKS A TON !
I am confused by one aspect of this video. Z zero for the second side is set to the machine bed, but when the dowel holes are to be drilled into the spoil board the start depth is set at 1" with a depth of 0.5 ". If the tool z position is zeroed on the spoil board, why does this not result in 1.5" holes in the spoil board.?
It's because she selected "Zero off same side" and then flipped the material over.
These would be much better if after you did the software part you took it to the real world on a machine.
i done it
Hello,, Got Vectric Desktop 11.5 and wanna try your Marlin 2 sided, but it demands V12, in ordre to use the tutorial file, how to fix that? since Desktop high is V11.5
Hello Tommy... if you contact support@vectric.com they might be able to give you a hand. Thanks.
When I go to install the tabs by clicking on clipart, my clipart is empty. I am using a MakerSpace client download of VCarve so I don't have the DVD to install the clipart. Is there someway for me to build my own 3D tabs?
Hey Dan, unfortunately the Makerspace Edition doesn't include the clipart that is included in the core software. You can however build 3D Tabs using a zero plane with height (to the thickness of the tab you want) and then use the clipping feature of the level to clip the zeroplane to a tab vector - you can learn all about clipping levels here: ua-cam.com/video/JfxWD0_WxJo/v-deo.html I hope this helps as a work around! If you need any more assistance please email our dedicated support team: support@vectric.com. Thank you, have a great day!
i dont haw that libary whit tabs in my demo vcarve pro??
Tab and limit plane do not come when making a 3D model?
Hey Manish! If you are making your own model you need to manually add the limit plane and the tabs seperately - this video should help you: ua-cam.com/video/wIOxqcLbJt4/v-deo.html Thank you!
I don't get the Tabs and Limit Planes when I bring in an STL. Any thoughts on what I'm missing?
Hey there! When you bring in an STL within the "orientate 3D model" form you have the option to specify an "overcut distance" (towards the bottom of the form) once you apply and are in the software in the modeling tab your "overcut distance" is represented as a Limit Plane component (flat plane with negative base height) the tabs are manually added in afterwards :) I hope this clears things up a little :)
24:34 Dowel holes. Any reason why you chose profile and not pocket? Is there a reason not select pocket?
Hello Eitan, nope... there are a few different ways to cut these, so it was simply our choice for this video. Thanks for the question!
@@vectric Actually, now that I think about it, there is a reason to prefer profile over pocket: When you're doing entire-length cut, a profile and a pocket will give you same end result. A profile cut won't waste time machining a piece that will just fall out
How do you get the tab to merge with the object? She just says it's already set to merge but how? Thanks
Hey Matt, if you right click on the Tabs Level you can set the combine mode from there :)
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Couldn't you just make 2 single sided and just glue them together? Its easy to mirror any object.
Hello and thanks for the comment Dave. You could, but this model is not a mirror... the head is slightly turned and the base is a bit different. You are correct, in that if it was you could do just as you outlined.
Hello . i am using marlin firmware on arduino 2560+ ramp 1.4 . but i dont know export gcode for this 😅. Please help me.
Hey There! for assistance with the software please contact our dedicated support team who will be happy to point you in the right direction! 😊
@@vectric thankyou
Is zero plane same as limit plane?
Hey Scott! Yes you are correct they're the same thing :) When importing models the software helps you out by creating the "limit plane level" with a zero plane component inside - this is the component that you apply negative base height to in order for you to cut past zero :) I hope this helps!
Hello Scott... thanks for the question. Not in this case... we are creating/setting a limit plane and that may be higher or lower then the zeroplane. This will in some cases help us to get to detail that we otherwise might not or stop the cutter from going deepwer then we want using the 3D tooling stragities.
Please update for vc 11.
Hello Mark... there is a new version of this here - www.vectric.com/support/tutorials/vcarve-pro?search=import&video=two-sided-marlin