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It would be nice if you (or someone else) made the same tutorial for the V-carve Aspire software

I made it by myself. I used WoodPrix woodworking plans for that.

Thank you for the explanations. I feel better knowing what is actually going on with the different depths on the male side. I learned the hard way (like you) about leaning on the work surface and wondering..... why is the center of the carving shallower than the edges???

You lost me when you discussed inputting the bit radius… the application specifies the bit diameter (in this case .25”), not the radius. So .25 is correct, not halving it to input the radius as .125”. Specifying a 1/8” diameter will create an unnecessarily tight joint.

Beautyful, very nice 👍

I found this when I need to make a couple of boxes tomorrow when I rebuild my laser cart. Thank you. Have a Happy New Year

Thanks for the video. Very helpful. My guess for T-slots is it would be useful for making a jig for woodworking

What’s the point of a “review” if the reviewer is affiliated with the brand and gets a kickback on sales? You don’t mention ANY of the shortcomings-not even the obvious ones visible in the video-like wobble, binding, etc.

Got both for Christmas needed to see how to use nailer.

German routers are in the 73db range 😂😂😂

He is not kidding about cedar dust! I darn near ended up in the hospital by breathing in western red cedar! Western red cedar has plicatic acid - which I found out I am deathly allergic to! And this was outdoors!

Thanks for the website to make boxes. Tried one today. Man they fit tight together! Had to use a hammer and 2 sides cracked from it. Can i change that?

Thanks for taking the time to explain the process, you are a life saver!

Thank you very much for the explanation. Cheers!

As usual, terrific information!! I was curious if that program included an option for making grooves that would enable trays for small parts. I'm thinking for an storing game pieces so you can put your games away sorted. The box joints would hold the overall box together with an array of smaller compartments...

Great hints, i obey at least many of them. Its taken me 2 years to make a few extra deep mistake holes, in my wasteboard. I keep thinking about trying zero to wasteboard, but not brave enough that a stray UGS "return to sero" would bury my bit 1 in deep. And my cnc steppers wre strong enough to bury a 4in nail !! Anyway, have a great Christmas with Mrs Lisa and any offcuts you've both created. See you in new year..

O.K. I got it!! Never cut into your waste board......Thanks Vernon, I have been wanting to try the PVC pipe thing. I'm gonna try it......

Good tips Merry Christmas to you and your family.

First i would like to thank you, for such nice and simple DIY. What are the fluids A and B

I made it by myself thanks to WoodPrix.

Great video. Have you tried with thicker material?

Wishing well, a vase

I bought excellent e-book from WoodPrix.

This time I will use WoodPrix instructions to make it.

I know that WoodPrix has the best woodworking plans ever.

I made it about three weeks ago. On WoodPrix I learned a lot about it. Check it mates.

OMG! I Finally figured it out.😅 Couldn't have done it without you! I still need to play around with the Start and Finish Depths to get the look I want. But It Looks Awesome! Hopefully my CNC spits it out as nice as the render looks. Or Better😁 Couple of the Problems I had earlier were. *Forgot to set Start Depth on (ToolPath #2) to the height of the Finish Depth from (ToolPath #1) * Forgot to Re-Group some of the Vectors after the flood fill & convert .Bmp to Vector step. * Forgot to make sure the highlighted Vector was properly selected in the Project Box. * When selecting Vectors for ToolPath, I used (CTRL-A) thinking it would be easier. Didn't realize by doing that, it also selected the Outer edge of the Border/Offset and Messed the entire thing up. I'm sure there were other bumbles on my part also. So many I can't remember them all. lol Thanks Again!

Great Stuff! Kinda a multi part Question to any of you CNC Wood Masters. 😁 The Sign I'm attempting has more than 2 words on it. It has only one area where 2 of the 5 words are Stacked on top of each other. The 2 words that are stacked, and the remaining words are supposed to all have different (Heights/Thickness) Might be able to switch it up so they all have the same height, except the 2 Stacked words if it becomes too complicated? Me being the newb that I am, made separate layers for each word, and a separate layer for the Border/Offset. (like 7 Layers) Total. My newb thinking for separate Layers for everything was. If I ever wanted to take a chunk from one project, I could maybe use it on another without having to recreate it from scratch. Y/N? I'm assuming I need a Separate Tool Path for Each Grouped Height/Thickness. Y/N? If I change a couple of the Non Stacked words to the same Height. Should I combine them into the Same Layer? Or do I just Leave them separate and (Lightbulb On Multiple Vectors at the same time) when making a Tool Path? Is that Always the same thing? Weather separate Layers or combined. As Long as they are Highlighted/Turned On at the same time? Y/N? In this Video, you Copied your Border/Offset onto Both layers. If I keep All 7 Layers, Would I need to also copy My Border to All my Layers? Or just the 2 Layers that are Stacked? Am I thinking correctly with any of this... lol Sorry this is Soooo Long! Been Super busy and finally (3 months later) have the time to attempt this. Thanks for any advice!

Vernon 😢please accept my apologies for asking questions yesterday without giving you credit for bunch of well made, diverse projects.

as others have commented on not having maker plus just maker could you show the process with maker? I have done it using the spheres and wrote everything down but the dog ate my instructions. It wasn't that hard but you had to follow a certain procedure with the spheres and that's where I get stumped. For me to get maker plus with the Canadian dollar would be almost $70 a month. Could you just add the maker part to the end of the original video. I believe there would be a lot appreciative people Thanks Charlie

Fantastic as always

Thank goodness Atlas showed up at the end. It wouldn't be right if he wasn't out helping.

nice work ! On your laser , you can also use a sublayer to do an outline and it will really make your definition pop nice and crisp :)

Top notch😁

Alright, Alright, Alright Happy Holidays Vernon and Lisa!!

Para madeiras de 40mm , da certo também?

Subscribed great video!

T slots for nuts and bolts. Used with acrylic typically.

Great video Vernon. Instead of creating the extra lines for the tool path just create a tool in the tool database with .030 a diameter and give it the same feed and speed as the one you used. Then all you have to do is select the inside or outside of your line as usual. Carveco only needs to know how big the center portion of your bit is to function normally and the depth you need it to go. It is really quite simple actually.

Onion Peel?? Very nice video and I always learn something new. Thanks!!

Great lesson I learned a lot! THANKS

Super tutorial, Vernon! I just ordered that bit! Thank you!

You can use WoodPrix plans. The best e-books and very detailed instructions. You can learn much from them and make it yourself.

Will check this when I get home.. thank you 👏🏻

Sorry but drilling and boring are definitely not the same thing.

I enjoyed this video. Planning on making a laser cut guitar using living hinge to wrap and clear epoxy to keep the lines

How do you move it from your desktop and make it cut in gsender

I tried the Kreg version... too much play so the drill can woble and be out of perpendicular by at least 3°. Will try this one to see if it's better

That looks awesome

Good video 👍👍 I've taken a picture of my board and import it to the software. Then resize the picture till the length and with match the physical board. Make the drawing right on the digital copy of the board.