Michael Sherve
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Tom, How the toolpathing go? If this is an oval, or round you will have to use the transform toolpath after you make the v-bit toolpath, You will have to drop the tool so it follows the shape of th...
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Montain, Have you tried my suggestion in order to get rid of the leftover material on the steps? You haven't responded, so I am kind of curious. mike
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Montane, You said each step is it's (has) it's own rectangle, just extent the rectangle by a little more than 1/2 the diameter of the end-mill on both sides so it clears the step when the bit cu...
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Tom, Sorry today's been rather busy. I looked for videos that can explain to you better than I could, I think I've found one Leighton did here https://learn.carveco.com/toolpaths-and-machining/t...
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https://learn.carveco.com/2d-design-vectors-and-bitmaps/paste-along-a-curve/ Charlie I was wrong there is a video of the paste on a curve, Leighton did another fantastic video, I guess I should loo...
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David, I gave an answer https://support.carveco.com/hc/en-gb/community/posts/18552580636444-new-computer but the straight thing you really need to ask support for help, the whole thing is you n...
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Tom, You can go here enter the particulars for the bit. https://goodcalculators.com/speeds-feeds-calculator/ mike
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Charlie, This is such an easy tool to use, so I don't think there would be one. I will walk you through, try to explain why Most of what I have already said I'll say again. If you want to use it e...
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Charlie, The way the tool work is it indexes from the center of the oval, it plops down the first one at the starting point then if you want a 1/2 inch from each other you'll have to figure out ...
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Let me be clear (mainly for me so I understand) You are not asking to watch the end-mill do it's job? Right? You just want to watch to simulation results? To get that block all you have to do is cl...