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2 Tips for Increasing Quality in the Toolpath Preview - Vectric VCarve, Aspire, & Cut2D Quick Tip
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2021
- Quick tip on how to increase the quality of your toolpath preview. This works for Cut2D, VCarve, and Aspire.
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Really appreciate these short and to the point but very useful tips. Thanks.
Holy S#it 4 years and i never knew!!!!!! Huge thanks
Really appreciate these short and to the point but very useful tips. Thanks.
Thank you Matt! I always love the no fluff approach - max value and no wasting everyone's precious time. 😊
-Kyle
Another useful, and brief, tip. Thanks Kyle.
Thank you Steve, glad you found it useful!
This is a great tip
This was very well done and super helpful. Thanks so much for sharing this :)
Exactly what I was trying to figure out. Thanks!
Great, I'm glad it helped!
thanks your videos are really helpful, I dig the short presentation
Thank you! I am glad they are helping!
-Kyle
Great tip thanks Kyle
Thank you! that's a great tip.
Glad it was helpful!
love these quick tip videos.
Glad you like them!
Hi I was wondering where you got that image thanks
wow thats great info , thanks
What I trying to find out is to maximize the quality of your 3D carving. Get the highest detail t in the carving. Thanks
Wow, big difference.
Thanks
You're welcome! 😊
Is it possible for you to show us what that looks like when its done...
Man I am looking to learn how to create V-Carve tool paths for really detailed stuff. My paths always seem to hog out to much and I dont get crisp small lines.
You generally would want to use a smaller v-bit for finer details. Check out my free v-carving guide here: www.learnyourcnc.com/blog/cnc-tip-understanding-vcarving
Do you teach online or in a shop?