Easier way to create perfect shapes using formulas - VCarve, Aspire, & Cut2D Quick Tip

How to create perfect shapes by utilizing variables and formulas that are built into Vectric software. This lesson applies to Vectric VCarve, Aspire, and Cut2D.

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[michaelmathews]

Great tip Kyle! I love using formulas and learn them from you! Thank you for these great tips!

[RobSandstromDesigns]

Nice tip. I hadn't thought of this way before. I typically make one rectangle the exact dimensions of the cutting board or work piece and then just use the offset tool to create a second rectangle of the exact .75 inch offset. This method would save me one step. thank you for sharing.

[thesplinteredfinger]

Thanks a nice tip as I do put juice grooves on my cutting boards

[flypic]

Pure Magic. I hoped there would be a way to do this stuff. Thank you. Jim

[ChristcrossCrafts]

Great tips as usual. Keep them coming!

[AndrewR]

That’s indeed a handy tip, though could you not just as easily applied an offset?

[eross]

this is very helpful. just curious. do you have any videos showing how to make a pocket with a sloped or angle bottom ?

[blazegbs]

You can also start in the center of the material and just do:

X-.75=
Y-.75=

Less steps & easier math for the people how don’t like math formulas

[Golfexpertbelieveme]

Couldnt you just do an offset .75 and it would do the same thing?

[EletricistaEmBrasilia]

Great cotent. I looking for join to your student club.

[JowfeStudio]

how to create an aluminum composite panel box Please?

[Z-add]

So the offset of 0.75 cannot be referenced as a variable?

[Golfexpertbelieveme]

God thats the ugliest emblem I have ever seen. You probably lost followers having that on your video! #GoBigRed