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Hey... they are included in the file you can download.

Thank you, glad you are enjoying them!

Sorry to hear you feel that way. If you have any specific reasons why you were not happy, please take the time to email support@vectric.com with your concerns and we might be able to help.

Hello... there is a link in the description to the project, there will be a download button below the video window once you get to the project page.

Sorry Tim... I do say that a lot... I do keep working on it... will get better.

Sorry, they are not for sale... maybe someday!!

@@vectric not given away to great fans and loyal followers ;)

And for the Finishing differences between Offset and Raster? Functionally I mean.

Thanks for the question. "Easier" in that when it comes to the finishing pass you have more control over how much material is left over the surface. It follows the surface of your composite relief much closer. This will take some of the pressure off your finishing tool. If you try the Z level roughing and look at it in the 3D preview of the toolpath you will see the difference. As for after you run the finishing pass there should be no difference at all.

Hello Rob... Todd here. We jump back and forth between the two units... if we did this in metric we would surly see a comment asking for it in inches... LOL. As for editing the vectors... nope. You can use vectors to isolate or remove areas for the sketch carve to miss... choose the option in "Machine Limit Boundary" to use vectors... have a play and see if it helps.

Sorry to hear your experience was not all that positive. It is import that we better understand what your issues were so we can either help you or find you a work around. Please email support@vectric.com and we would be open to help... :)

@@vectric I did several times.

@@vectric i did several times. No help.

Hello... there is a link in the description (under the video window) to the project files. www.vectric.com/support/tutorials/aspire/?playlist=getting-started-with-vectric-software&video=import-vectors-and-create-profile-toolpaths

Once you purchase the software you will have access to the free clipart that is included in the software. There are a few Free projects over at Design and Make you can download - store.designandmake.com/theme/FreeModelsProjects

Hello... I do point out that you should create the 2 sheets you need for the pocket and plug. If you do this ahead of time you will see in the VCarve Inlay Toolpah and option to pick the "Plug Destination Sheet", choose the sheet you would like your "Plug" vectors to be placed.

Hello... I do point out that you should create the 2 sheets you need for the pocket and plug. If you do this ahead of time you will see in the VCarve Inlay Toolpah and option to pick the "Plug Destination Sheet", choose the sheet you would like your "Plug" vectors to be placed.

Why is there no option for tapered ballnose available to choose from in the list? Like the 6.2 degree Amanda bit.

@@patrickparisius6614 You can add it yourself by clicking the "+"(which will say add bit) at the bottom left of your bits list. Just highlight where you want to add it(v-bits).

The trial version does not include the free "3D tabs". If you do download the tutorial files the ones that are used are included in the project file.

Hello Chuck. Unfortunately free projects are only available in the current version of the software (at time the project is released). IF you follow along with the video you should get most of the info to recrate the vectors and tooling in your version.

The laser module can only be purchased as an add on to any of our Cut2D, VCarve or Aspire version 11+ products. Hope this makes sense, thanks!

Hello... make sure you are in the 3D view... :)

Hello... yes you should be able to. If you are having trouble it might be best if you contact support@vectric.com and they can help.

@@vectric thank you, I’m on a trial so I don’t think I’m eligible or I’m not sure but if you’d make a video of it that would help many, beleive it or not there is literally not a single example. I tried double sided, even 4 axis, but the models on the “negative” areas getting extra materials calculated so it can be carved. But what I’d like to do is to use aspire just to slice up a complete 3d object. Thank you

Hello and thanks for the question... we picked that up at our local B&Q store - It's called "Stanley Mini Flush ". Hope that helps.

Hello and thanks for the comment. Yes in the 3D view, once you have a component selected and in transform mode (2 clicks) then you will see the floating icons in the 3D View. There will be one that looks like a "settings" icon. If you can't find it please email support@vectric.com and they can help. :)

Hello and thanks for the question. Create a vector around the part you leaving the boarder out side of the vector. Then in the Sketch Carving toolpath have the bitmap and the vector(s) selected and choose the option in the "Machine Limit Boundary" to use "Selected Vector". That should do the trick. :)

Love it... glad you liked it... :)

Good stuff!!!

Thanks for the feedback!

use with indexed head

Glad it will help... :)

Gracias

Hello and thanks for the comment!!! Keep-Out Zones are GREAT!!! The tape is called - "EVERBUILD DOUBLE-SIDED CLOTH CARPET TAPE MESH CLEAR 25M X 50MM"

Eres muy bienvenida!

It affects the resolution of the model. But if you’re using a courser wood like oak then too much detail can be spurious

Hello... it does effect the "possible" final cut. I suggest you try it at different settings until you find the one you think works for you.

Hello Brent... The trial version should mirror the release version. If yours is not I would suggest you contact support@vectric.com and they can get you all sorted out.

Hi there, this is a Aspire only feature. In VCarve Pro you can only import models, take a look on our website to find out more about the different product features: www.vectric.com/compare/ hope this helps!

Hello and thanks for the question. Short answer... I could have :) I was just not all that confident in using the surfacing bit, and was worried it might cause more chipping... but I could be wrong. If I had more then on kick at making this I probably would have given it a try to save time.

No problem... so happy you like it!

Thanks!

No problem!

Stick to old version.

Hello, I actually used the old Ctrl+Shift+h option (Ctrl=Copy, Shift=About an Axis, h or v = the axis). This has been around for a long time and should have mentioned it. You also could have used the mirror tool, like I did earlier in the video. Sorry for the confusion.

Thanks for that!!! The new feature really makes it easy for a new to V-Inlay user. Knowing how to do it from scratch has its benefits too. I'll be watching your video!!!

Thanks!!!