This could be adapted for use with a digital cutter like the Brother Scan N Cut, Cricut, Silhouette. Using aftermarket engraving tools from Zoom we can etch away a top layer for the same contrasting colors from a variety of materials and soft metals up to 3mm thick. These cutters don't typically read G code. But if something like this can be exported or saved as .SVGs that is a common file format we can use.
I am using 11.245_A_64. So when you do a Halftone, once you have your settings and generate the g-code it will clear those settings for the halftone. This is the only area I have seen that happen in with Estlcam.
@@D.E.Hammer He has done some English versions but is concentrating on his German users, thanks for your reply and I will watch your videos when they are available. Regards Lloyd from Australia.
great instructional video. thanks
You're welcome! These really are fun to make.
This could be adapted for use with a digital cutter like the Brother Scan N Cut, Cricut, Silhouette. Using aftermarket engraving tools from Zoom we can etch away a top layer for the same contrasting colors from a variety of materials and soft metals up to 3mm thick. These cutters don't typically read G code. But if something like this can be exported or saved as .SVGs that is a common file format we can use.
Great idea!
Hello,
Thank you for your video !
What version of estlcam are you using?
What are the parameters you cannot save ?
Thanks,
Eddy.
I am using 11.245_A_64. So when you do a Halftone, once you have your settings and generate the g-code it will clear those settings for the halftone. This is the only area I have seen that happen in with Estlcam.
That's awesome 😮
Thank You, these halftone photo carves are a lot of fun to make.
Did you send the gcode to your Long Mill directly from Estlcam or did you export it and use gSender or UGS to control the Mill? Tks.
I exported gcode and used gsender. I use a raspberry pi 4 so have not tried estlcam control yet.
@@D.E.Hammer Tks much.
The thing that is annoying is that a lot of there tutorials are in German, your videos are in English which helps a lot.
The developer is German, so I get it. I plan on doing some more estlcam videos later this year.
@@D.E.Hammer He has done some English versions but is concentrating on his German users, thanks for your reply and I will watch your videos when they are available. Regards Lloyd from Australia.
Great video. Can you work a little slower next time?
Thank You, and yes, it is something I try to be cognitive of when making a video.