Vectric Tutorial Overview Tutorials Carbide 3d Community Site Forum for users of vectric products. In the vectric software that is a good idea. i don't know of any other technique for checkingthis. typically, if you are creating the artwork to be used with the drag knife, you would consider this from the very beginning. if you have traced an image or purchased your file, you will need to take the time to become familiar with the level of detail in the drawing. this would be something you.
Vectric Tutorial Overview Tutorials Carbide 3d Community Site In vcarve pro v3.1, is there a way to change the safe z height after the material is defined? i have one particular tool path that might be trouble and i wanted to add a little height to the safe z but it’s not obvious to me if there is a way to do it. tom. The guys at vectric worked for delcam. delcam cost around $7500 support. aspire is much easier to use and support is free. don 01 18 2014, 01:19 pm #3 phil o senior member. Vectric software does take into account material thickness already so be careful of topping out if you don't have a z prox functioning! sb3 doesn't know how thick your material is only where z zero is so if z zeroing to spoilboard with thick material, make sure it's set high enough to clear material in vc!. The guys at vectric are releasing their new versions. i was sent the new drag knife gadget to play with and test today. the tool works great and all within the cam software. below are some screen shots.
Vectric Tutorial Overview Tutorials Carbide 3d Community Site Vectric software does take into account material thickness already so be careful of topping out if you don't have a z prox functioning! sb3 doesn't know how thick your material is only where z zero is so if z zeroing to spoilboard with thick material, make sure it's set high enough to clear material in vc!. The guys at vectric are releasing their new versions. i was sent the new drag knife gadget to play with and test today. the tool works great and all within the cam software. below are some screen shots. Vectric newsletter this months vectric newsletter customer case study is on fellow member andrew coholic. this is a good read, check it out. congrats andrew 01 31 2013, 04:32 pm #2 bob eustace senior member. I just found this on the vectric forum: you can optionally output a csv file that in turn can be imported to vcarve aspire with paul rowntree's csv importer, although it requires additional effort. if you happen to have the shopbot control software (with or without the machine), you can import and simulate g code files directly. I just got a notice about 10.5. some interesting new things, especially being able to toolpath a thread. not sure how i'd use it since only gigantic threads could be cut with a cnc but it's nice to have it available. The actual gadget is installed to the "public documents\vectric files\gadgets\vcarve pro v7.0" folder. might be worth checking that you don't have any permissions issues with that.
Vectric Tutorial Overview Tutorials Carbide 3d Community Site Vectric newsletter this months vectric newsletter customer case study is on fellow member andrew coholic. this is a good read, check it out. congrats andrew 01 31 2013, 04:32 pm #2 bob eustace senior member. I just found this on the vectric forum: you can optionally output a csv file that in turn can be imported to vcarve aspire with paul rowntree's csv importer, although it requires additional effort. if you happen to have the shopbot control software (with or without the machine), you can import and simulate g code files directly. I just got a notice about 10.5. some interesting new things, especially being able to toolpath a thread. not sure how i'd use it since only gigantic threads could be cut with a cnc but it's nice to have it available. The actual gadget is installed to the "public documents\vectric files\gadgets\vcarve pro v7.0" folder. might be worth checking that you don't have any permissions issues with that.
Vectric Tutorial Overview Tutorials Carbide 3d Community Site I just got a notice about 10.5. some interesting new things, especially being able to toolpath a thread. not sure how i'd use it since only gigantic threads could be cut with a cnc but it's nice to have it available. The actual gadget is installed to the "public documents\vectric files\gadgets\vcarve pro v7.0" folder. might be worth checking that you don't have any permissions issues with that.
Vectric Tutorial Overview Tutorials Carbide 3d Community Site
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