Bitmaps Tutorial - Everything Bitmap to Vectors Vectric [Vectric Vcarve & Aspire] - Garrett Fromme

This bitmap tracing video tutorial covers everything about bitmap cropping and trading in Vectric Vcarve (desktop, pro, cut2d) and Aspire. You will learn how to take pictures and work with color and black & white tracing. You will also learn how to work with nodes and the curve to fit function of vectric V carve. and Aspire. You will learn how to turn bitmaps into vectors.

We will take handwriting from an image, crop the image and trace it. Then we will fix the signature with node editing. Finally, we will run it on the Longmill CNC router, paint and finish the carved work.

#bitmap #bitmaptracing
#cnc #cncrouters #cncforbeginners #vcarvetutorials #vectric
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[greglewis]

I can hardly wait for the weather to warm up so I can assemble my beginner CNC machine and put all these tutorials to work making me some $$$.

[daviddanboise]

Hey Garrett. It’s a small world. My brother-in-law (Fred Graves) and Jim were very good friends and used to race super modifies at the Oswego Speedway. I used to work on Fred’s pit crew and met Jim many times. Fred went on to be a crew chief in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck series and Fred’s son Andy went onto crew for Jeff Gordon and eventually crew chief for Terry LaBonte in NASCAR. I could on further but the coincidence here is very real. Glad I ran across this video not to mention the video was very helpful in expanding my CNC knowledge. Thanks a million for the education and the memory.

[dougiefresh]

50:05 Going to have to watch a couple of more times.
But what a wealth of knowledge & experience you downloaded to me.

[rogerpetersen]

Oh my Lord! If I had only seen this video before I spent hour's trying to figure this out!!
Thanks, thanks, thanks
You are da Man.

[pnoel]

Good evening Garrett, watched this vid and turned a bmp into a really nice post... thanks so much the help!!

[charlietuna]

Garrett, I can't begin to tell you how much this video means to me. Thank you for doing this.(Charlie)

[bradcooper]

Great to see so many ins/outs with the bit mapping. I traced an item with numerous attempts and want to do more, this will HELP

[tmahoney]

Garrett, learn more in the last 55 minutes And I’ve learned in the last two years on some other tutorial sites. Thank you so much.

[larryshreve]

I just started working on a Christmas present with several signatures and this has been a HUGE time saver.

[kenhofmann-ueqc]

Working on a project right now that I was stumped on! Gonna try your method and see if I get er done!!

[Bccad]

I have been trying to import a drawing, image of a Butterfly serving dish and havent had much luck, so I went back and watched this video, I have learned alot. hope I can remember some of it. I think once I learn this stuff i am going to love it. Thanks for all your time. Its really helpful. I will be donating to help you keep doing this kind of thing.

[jimhatch]

Nice job with a "real-world" type of project that is easy to relate to. That makes the techniques you're presenting much easier to remember because they apply to things people can see themselves needing to do.

[jbmarquez]

So much good information. I’m having to watch the video a few times just to grasp it all. Thanks. This opens up a lot of project opportunities.

[motoputz]

beyond helpful, thanks for your time ...your explanation and use of "nodes" was a light bulb moment for me

[merlepfeifer]

Thanks Garrett
You are a great teacher, easy to follow, right to the point and very helpful.
I'm looking forward to more classes.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

[tomkaye]

Great videos- clear concise and real life process. I'm in the process of building a topper for a oak roll top desk and desire dome carvings to accentuate the topper. Got moved to Texas and the CNC machine lived though the travel. Just needing some refresher courses on Vcarve. My best - Tom

[DustyWoodcutter]

Thanks Garrett, tremendous help with trying to create a part I need. I actually need to make about 80 identical parts for a special remodel project I'm working on. I couldn't have done it without this video and you experience. I am forever thankful. I appreciate your efforts. Thanks again, Rex

[hammockdave]

Oh Garrett you taught me quite a lot, thanks my guy. great explanation

[terryhealy]

Filled with useful tips. Much appreciated.

[paulsmessyworkshop]

Garrett, lots of really good information. Thanks for making this type of video.