Michael Sherve
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I would love for that, I have gone to cutting my models in half, choosing the Relief Cookie Cutter tool, and then getting rather frustrated when I only wanted a part to be different. It's like the ...
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I would like to add my 2 cents worth to this also, since I will be travailing some to see my kids in other states, would be great to show my grandchildren what I am up too, sales point here mike
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Shoot! Forgot to say with the control of the heights with some of these tools like the Cookie Cutter maybe add a break to the height so we don't grab the red arrow and adjust the height when we jus...
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What's your model resolution?, and your tolerances in your toolpath? Make them as high or as good as you can. Try not to save computer storage space. mike
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What size of fingers are you going for? 1/4 inch, 1/5 inch or?? Is this what you're after?
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Mark, Is the area you want to sculpt on highlighted? for example you have 3 relief layers and you want to sculpt on layer 2 so you shut off the lights on layer one but is still highlighted even...
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Ron, I save my toolpaths to a folder then transfer it (or them) to a jump drive then bring it (or them) to my router out in my shop. mike
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Mike, Do you mean from the stuff that shows when you first open up Carveco? The stuff you or someone else was working on??? If this was what you're talking of, one big easy is to make a new f...
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Elyasaf, A work around for me has been to duplicate the layer then use the copy to do your design changes on, I know there is many problems with this way but it works for the problem at hand. I kno...
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I forgot to add that I import my photos, with this one I got some nice vectors, though I like clean lines so I deleted most of the nodes, then went from there. the last photo (the bottom pic) was w...