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Excellent! Perfect pace. New subscriber.

Clear and concise! I'm new to Carbide Create, and so far, this video is far better than the videos produced by Carbide Create. They leave out many little but important keystrokes and the logic to go with them.

hello, meybe have You an instalation pack of carbide creation v4 still ;) best regards

Kill the music.

Well done. Very helpful.

I subscribed. Absolutely amazing. Nobody has touched on this with this depth and explained it in a completely new way. This was truly helpful for me. You deserve many many more subs. Great job!

Excellent instruction!!! Wish I had found this channel earlier. Thank you so much for the great work!

We can speak in private?

What model router are you using as reference for he rpm setting on 2

Thanks for this video!

exelente, se puede hacer por pasadas?

Thanks a lot!

I have found that you don't need a boolean operation to do this.

I am investigating or learning how to best use router bits. I understand that the common approach uses the formula Speed (RPM) = Feedrate / (# of cutting Edges x Chipload). I wanted to know how depth of cut or width of cut can affect the chip load. Does the general formula make assumptions on DOC or do you limit it to a value, etc.

WOW…..What a HUGE help. THANK YOU so much!!!

Спасибо за урок, лайк и подписка.

I am new to CNC and trying to learn feeds and speeds. You use bit deflection as the gauge, what about chip load? I see others target chip loads to indicate heat transfer. What is your opinion on this? Also I am getting the feeling that bit manufacturers are concerned about chip loads and they have different numbers or ranges. Any comments here would be appreciated.

I'm thinking of getting a Nomad 3D and I ran across this video. This is the first one I watched and instantly subscribed. A well done video with all the info I need to compliment this purchase. Thank You and I can't wait to watch the rest.

best explanation on this topic. THANK YOU

Thanks! This is JUST what I needed. I am building a little box to hold my end mills and wanted to add a little round area for magnets. This will make that really easy.

Great Video...

Thanks a ton for this video. Right on point, perfect speed for the complete novice like me (never used a CNC in my life). Keep the good work.

Curious if you rotated the bit 45 or 90 degrees and took a additional angle readings with the Wixey. I'm wondering how well the edge of the Wixey was seated against the side of the bit and if the reading you got is repeatable at 45 and 90 degrees from your starting point. I realize the bit is the same diameter for its entire length but you instrument is referencing the edge of a single flute and if I remember (without running out to the shop and looking at my Wixey) the side of the angle gauge is not perfectly smooth and flat. Also, the Wixey (I love mine not picking on them here) only displays to one significant digit, so it's only resolving to two digits and rounding off and displaying one digit. That means the Wixey could be measuring 1.51 degrees but it's displaying 2 degrees. And it works the same above 2, the actual angle might be as much as 2.49 degrees. Just keep that in mind if you're thinking of using any digital angle gauge in this manner. When thousandths (.001) count, you can't be measuring in tenths (.100). :-)

Very Helpful Thank You

I know it’s been a couple years since you made this. How do you prevent the second tool path from wasting 2 hours trying to cut out the already pocketed material (only cut the large letters)?

I hope you do more videos - you sir are a great teacher, thank you

Finally someone who knows "How" to teach. Very helpful, thank you Subscribed and thumbs up and shared

Great explanation. Glad I found this video. I have been trying to do a push stick using Carbide. Still having some figuring out but this definitely helps.

Awesome! I'm new to Carbide Create so simple videos like this are helpful!

Thank you!

A must have tool for me is a sharp chisel to remove the tabs from parts that I've profiled. It saves me so much time.

Twenty two years ago I bought a CNC that came with Americam software. I now have a new machine but I sure miss the old software. A truly superior product.

Have you cracked all parameters in tool definition for v bits?

This is an incredible explanation. I found a video breaking down this operation with math quite awhile ago. Boy did it help. Of course carbide create now has advanced vcarve but I find doing this the old fashioned way with offsets works better for me. Nicely done

Thank you for this excellent article on Vcarve Depth. Do you set the depth of cut when you choose the V carve bit?

Shapeopko= headaches ................get a onefinity

Great info, but now my head hurts 😁

Very well done ! I am just getting into CNC and have a background in Photoshop. I learned a whole lot from watching this.

Master teacher! Thanks.

So, in order to make the 1st test with the marker, I need Adobe Ilustrator? I also have a new laptop and the file can't be read..🤔

This was exceptionally helpful, thank you. I appreciate that you described each of your steps and didn't rush through the process.

Great video! This is the first time this has really made sense to me.

I’m crying here that music and the way you talk is so sad brings tears out of my ojitos

I follow to the letter but I have a file that will not

Fantastic, just got my longmill and have been struggling with v carving, love maths and don’t know why I didn’t apply the obvious. You’ve totally unscrambled my heed, so thank you very very much. I’ll subscribe as soon as I get on my desktop. Thanks again.

You provide better commentary during your tutorials than I have heard from others. Thank you!

Thank you for taking the time to make this video! Very helpful and gave me a different way to think when using CC.

Thank you for sharing this and answering my what do I do next question.

OK I have what seems to be here should be a simple problem, I can take and make a simple square or simple oval and when I run it the bit will come up in certain places and the starting and ending spot will be not correct what is going on

I bought a basic set of Freud bits from Amazon, very reasonable price.