Easy 3d carving with VCarve Pro - can it really be that simple?

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[clicknsee]

Your video was clearer and easier to understand than any other I've seen. After watching your video, I completed my first 'good' 3D carving. Thank you!😃

[FredPhillips-ge]

Something else to remember, Great video!!

[markpearce]

F9 centres the image on the work. Also Hold shift when dragging the size to enable height and width to change, with the centre point of the image staying in location.

[jeremiahduncan]

I haven't gotten around to doing any carving yet but remembered another video mentioned using the multiplier on the run time estimator to get the estimate adjusted more accurately to each individual machine.

[scorchio]

Thanks for sharing, very informative. You have a great shop setup there

[Colin-Parker]

I've just watched your video and on Vcarve and I must say that I enjoyed it very much. Not just the content but your pleasant demeanor and slightly hidden humour. Thanks very much. Colin

[Maker_of_fine_sawdust]

Appreciate the demo. I for one like the new addition to your workshop.

[CoreZeroStudios]

Very helpful video - thank you! And don't worry I did not miss the sandpaper joke at the beginning. That was great delivery!

[mynosycat]

so, all I need is a £1, 000, 000 for a shop like yours and ... viola ... I'm in business!

[rechtsanwaltdavidandreasko]

Great Video and Greetings from Hamburg, Germany!

[dannywilsher]

Great video. Now all I need to do is get a VCarve machine!

[Razorsedgeartwork]

Personally I'd do a simple toolpath for the outside edge and let the machine cut the corners using the same endmill as the roughing pass. It will add a few minutes to the machine time but it would all be machine time and no worries about messing up or tearing out later. Layer a roundover bit change at the end and you'll get a finished piece needing just some light sanding.

[eitantal]

I like using a dremel with a light-duty bristles, for taking care of the roughage

[georgenavarre]

In the clock setup for how long your cuts will be, if you change the 2 in the Scale Factor to a 1 your cutting time will be a lot closer to your machine.

[stevewaller]

If you set your scale factor in the run time clock to 1 instead of the default of 2 that Vectric uses, your run time will be more accurate. Nice work, hope you sold enough to buy more sandpaper.

[tylermatthew]

"afford more sandpaper" while also owning an entire wall of woodpecker tools lol

[fire]

Buy some more sandpaper, that was funny. For you that was very funny, almost laughed.

[FALCONWorkshop]

Very nicely explained and executed. Thanks you for the video.

[mozhabiri]

Hi
very nice 🌟🌟🌟
Thank you for video

[thelondoncraftsmanworkshop]

Nice video!
Im 80% through assembling my workbee and have no idea how to use the software so thanks alot, really good and thought through video 👍👍👍