11-9-2023 Q&A: Tackling Vectric File Placement, Cam Master Post Processor, Dual Zero Plane Mastery, Pawprint Carving Challenges, Arc Distance Measurement, and Zero Plane Height in 3D Models!
Nov 09, 2023
This Q&A Meetup delved into various CNC and Vectric software nuances. From addressing file opening issues in Aspire to discussing dual zero planes in VCarve Pro, the session offered in-depth solutions. Techniques for crafting intricate designs like pawprints and rubber stamps were explored, alongside strategies for 3D modeling and enhancing project visibility. This session is packed with practical advice, making it a must-watch for anyone looking to refine their skills in CNC machining and Vectric software utilization.
Questions Answered in this Q&A:
- 00:01:55 - I have a Vectric file that opens, always opens small in a corner of Aspire working area.
- 00:05:14 - Cam Master post processor.
- 00:07:55 - Can you explain how to create two zero planes in VCarve Pro?
- 00:17:18 - Why can't I carve a paw print into a dish without it turning into an oval?
- 00:27:20 - Is there a way to measure the distance from point A to point B along an arc?
- 00:29:16 - In Aspire, why does changing the material in the settings not affect the 3D view, which remains a white sheet?
- 00:40:04 - Suggestions on how to make a rubber stamp.
- 00:43:01 - When making a 3D model, should the zero plane as the first component be set to add or subtract mode?
Keywords:
 vectric, aspire, vcarve pro, double sided projects, challenge coin display, egg holder design, resizing double sided bowl, double sided police baton, carving checklist, rotary doll head, tool number selection, chess piece issues, masterclass updates, improving grid visibility, file import, 3d modeling, toolpath optimization, project troubleshooting.
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