Complete 3D Carving Tutorial for Vcarve & Aspire

This Vectric 3d carving tutorial video step by step training is for CNC router beginners shows you how to use 3d models and carving with Vectric Vcarve and Aspire CNC design software. You will learn how to create a 3D carving using the basic tools. By the end of this complete walk-through Vectric tutorial, you will know how to make a 3d project on your CNC router by the end of this video.
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[ppicteb]

I've cut my learning curve so much by watching your videos. It always seems like I learn something new and then apply it to projects where I repeat it several times to master them. When I am ready to move to the next level you always have a superbly well-done video on the new topic. I appreciate the time you take to walk the CNC'er through the lesson from beginning to end. This is where most people drop the ball.

[tommelinn]

Just did my first 3D carve and learned a lot. It took way to long and lacked the detail I expected. I found this video and learned why. I was suspecting part of the problem and you confirmed that here. I need to order a few endmills from you to up my game. I knew that time was coming and it is here now. THANK YOU Garrett. You are an excellent teacher!

[printoodles]

OMG at first I couldn't stay awake because of all of what I thought was superfluous detail. However I came to realize each of your videos are taught in a manner that if this was the person's first introduction to CNC. Attention everyone, please watch and re-watch every video, as you will learn something new even when you think you've mastered it. Great job. I purchased a 5x10 machine that sat in the back of my large printshop and could get no one, not even paid people to come and help me run this machine. Sure there were people who knew how to load the tools, but no one seemed to know how to create the design. We have a full bed laser, wide format roller type and flatbed, Embroidery machine, Tshirt Printer, Sublimation and all of them work, and now, we have the CNC that has come to life. Thanks Garrett.

[IronCreekSW]

Fantastic video. It's just what I've been looking for. I've been woodworking for 50 years, but just got a Onefinity CNC a month ago. I've been doing address plaques, nameplates, coasters, shop jigs. Now I have the guts to try a 3d carve, thanks to you. Bravo.

[Mr_Chuckles]

Your lessons are so good Garrett. I love that you show the differences with the tools and go through everything so thoroughly, so that it "sticks". I find it most useful to split my screen and work on VCarve alongside your lessons. I then pause the video and fiddle with things for a while on my own and that really helps enforce the knowledge. As an added bonus, you also show the final cutouts and real products, something so many Youtube teachers don't do! THANK YOU.

[mbalars]

A lot of other YouTubes say: Go this this and You explain in detail... Thank you for doing that....

[diyjman]

I know you have noticed me in the comments on a few videos and I am impressed by how you are responding to your questions and it shows me that I can contact you for support thank you

[ronaldkellough]

I've watched several of your videos and I agree this for me was the most informational. I really appreciate the time you gave in this video. I had actually given up the CNC due to frustration; the CNC would get so far into a project and would either stop, dig into the project or run off in the -X axis; after having viewed your video, I'm going to again try and follow your steps completely. I'll send a photo when finished or one that shows the problem I've been experiencing. I'm crossing my fingers in hopes that I get a complete finished product.

[norm]

Watching all your videos, new to CNC, this is wonderful, thank you for sharing this with us, from Henrico County Virginia

[BrentHeadbergHarborViewPhotos]

Thanks Garrett, your tutorials are the best. Today I did a 3D Eagle carve after watching this video. Now I can move into a whole new phase of CNC Router projects.

[KausstubhCreation]

Hello sir,
I am from india
I just brought my new CNC router (a week before) its 4ft X 8ft bed size. I have acrylic signage company thats why i borough this machine but i got to know this machine can do more things so i am learning about carving and wood working this is awesome field to work i am going through all of your videos i learn something new everytime. I don't have enough tools here i am learning about it too i would like to see a video on guidance of tools and offest and how can i reduce machining time with proper finishing

I love your work its so detailed even if you say "i am not going much deep in this topic"
But still whatever you say it make things clear.
Thank you for this knowledge ❤

~ Kaustubh

[LiamH]

Just about the perfect ratio of step by step directions with more focused "Here's why and how" kind of information. Presenting that last sort of info when it really helps to understand the reason behind doing something really is helpful and imparts some deeper understanding and mastery. However, there isn't so much of that in depth information that you end up feeling lost in the weeds. Nice Sir. I really appreciate your sharing your knowledge and skill.

[haroldsworld]

Awesome I have watched a number of YouTube videos and your was the best. Did a frog this morning and it came out perfect. Thanks

[staceyshade]

I've watched a bunch of your videos (all to the end). I would definitely say this was my favorite so far! Learning anything about machines, software and woodworking come pretty naturally to me but I'm always interested in learning something new. Appreciate the effort that you've put into these videos!

[patrickkemp]

Thanks for the great video and the one on one the other evening! I am a CNC newbie... I highly recommend the one on one sessions. It is great to be able to ask specific questions as you work. I learned a lot
Looking forward to my next session.

[edphelps]

Thank you very much. You are by far the best instructor I have watched. You explain every move you make and what it is going to do. I have had my 3018 desk top router for two years now. I have watched several videos to no avail. For the first time after watching some of your videos I can now design a project and carve it .thanks to your excellent instructor abilities. Again thank you for sharing your talents.

[verasCNC]

Amazingly well done. thanks for teaching us and for the the free stuff. blessings from Dominican Republic.

me and my father are going to start a new business making wooden personalized doors.

[russaddis]

Great video, Garrett is who I watch to get to the next level.

[jw]

I finally decided to try some 3.5D carving. This video was my first step. Excellent!

[paris]

I also am a tech teacher for 28 years. I love how detailed and straight to the point your videos are very well done. Thank you for your expertise.