Michael Sherve
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Wood is one of those fantastic materials that you can do a lot with, but it does have its limitations one of which it will break easily when too thin, this is the way your work appears. First...
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I have stuck with 2 sometimes 4 toolpaths, I should check everything out and work with them but I figure if it works well why change, plus I have too many things running through my head to remember...
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Matthew here's a tulip I started a bout a year or so for a fellow, he declind but its here if you want I do believe you'll have 3 days to get it. https://we.tl/t-QsYBW6Zho1 mike
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Matthew, I was thinking again (dangerous) anyway if you were to take the offset vector tool and enlarge the vector say .04" (if you use a 1/16" ball end) you could do everything you want the way...
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Matthew, Ideas: I was thinking If you used the shape editor to bring up your relief say .025 to .50 then use your v-bit, see how that would turn out, or use the "draft tool" to put a 25 to 40 degr...
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Matthew, I looked closely on your first pic, it appears as though the vector you're using isn't at the lowest level, if you can bring your vector in closet to the tulip and the stem I think you'd b...
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Okay, I'm working at how to do things in Maker Plus. What I did is make a new model saved it made a vector, made a half oval used node edit to change the look for the shape to extrude for an outsid...
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Matthew, I'm going to have to take time learning maker plus, I use the easiest of carveco the full version. I did see that in maker plus there is add a draft. You can do a lot with it to give yo...
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Matthew, Why do you need the v-bit? A straight end mill will give a nice finish. Why are you wanting to run a v-bit in a raster toolpath? If you use the profile toolpath using the v-bit you can ...