3D Carving in Easel: Full Tutorial

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  • Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
  • Let's walk through how to get setup to carve in 3D in Easel!
    Try it out at www.easel.com

Комментарии • 36

  • @CharlesScottJohnstone
    @CharlesScottJohnstone 23 дня назад +1

    Where can I find the stl, paid or otherwise, that you show in the thumbnail and on your Easel homepage in July 2024??

  • @DALILOMODIY
    @DALILOMODIY Год назад +1

    thanks! this is super helpful

  • @user-sf1uu1gb4r
    @user-sf1uu1gb4r Год назад +4

    Where are you downloading the models from?

  • @liorcnc1456
    @liorcnc1456 Год назад

    Great feature inventabels
    Thank you very much i believe it will save me some time...

  • @tuckerlangford4505
    @tuckerlangford4505 15 дней назад

    When i do the finishing pass it doesn't do what its suppose too. It goes where the material isnt. and it says its finished when its only just begun. Any idea what im doing wrong?

  • @OverlandTrailer
    @OverlandTrailer Год назад

    Great Explaination! Thanks

  • @nielsfpv
    @nielsfpv 2 дня назад

    how do you change the finishing bit to a v bit

  • @pablocristianvannivalenzue4072
    @pablocristianvannivalenzue4072 6 месяцев назад

    Hablas muy rápido!!! Saludos desde Catapilco Chile.

  • @mmmmmmm8706
    @mmmmmmm8706 7 месяцев назад

    When can we choose a different finishing bit???

  • @tjallinghoek
    @tjallinghoek Год назад

    Super helpful video.
    I’ve just 1 question; I’ve drawn a logo and wanna cut out the big letters at a depth of 4mm. Just beneath the big letters is a company name written in really small letters and I want to cut that out with my 60 degrees V bit at a depth of 1mm. The problem is, once is add the 60 degrees bit, he’s going to finish everything with te v bit, also the rectangle and the big letters. The question is; how can I ‘freeze’ cut settings ?

    • @inventables
      @inventables  Год назад

      Great question! The easiest way to do this is to use multiple workpieces (they are at the bottom). Have all your bit/cut settings what you want for the specific artwork, just have the one you want on the specific work piece.

  • @newerarc4784
    @newerarc4784 10 месяцев назад

    How would do a cut-out /clear-out (i dont know the actually term for it) of a 3d object?

  • @Chaosweaver-1
    @Chaosweaver-1 Год назад

    Couple questions, I dont see the "Cut Style" setting on my Easel project. Also I'm not following the process of roughing and detailing. Do I assign the item to be carved as detail or roughing? I don't get how it knows what should be roughed and what should be detailed.

    • @inventables
      @inventables  Год назад

      The roughing/detailing is just in the bit selection at the top. There currently isn't a way to assign a specific section for either, it just creates it automatically!

  • @georgestone4691
    @georgestone4691 Год назад

    Thank you for the video! Can I have an X-Carve Pro 4x4 to experiment with?

  • @traveltv7160
    @traveltv7160 Год назад

    Hello. Which post processor is suitable for ArtCam?

  • @beniwen1
    @beniwen1 Год назад

    Can you share the United States STL model?

  • @chrisneeley2398
    @chrisneeley2398 Год назад

    I use Patriot Nation Designs and I was wondering if you can combine something like a flag then add another design to it such as a flag then add on a firefighter etc. Thanks

    • @inventables
      @inventables  Год назад +1

      Great question! You can't currently combine then both inside of one workpiece, but you could set them up on separate pieces and carve them individually.

    • @chrisneeley2398
      @chrisneeley2398 Год назад

      Would that work with 3d flag also? If so could you possibly make a video showing how to?

    • @inventables
      @inventables  Год назад +1

      It would! More 3D carving videos are planned for the future.

  • @sylviacook2005
    @sylviacook2005 Год назад

    can you flip it over and carve a name on the back by hitting bottom?

    • @inventables
      @inventables  Год назад

      Yep! You would just need to be careful to not cut deep enough that you would run into the previous carve. Also it helps if you have a way to index the material to the work board so it stays in the same spot when it’s flipped

  • @mikeking7219
    @mikeking7219 Год назад

    Do you still have to zero out the zed axis after tool change?

    • @inventables
      @inventables  Год назад +1

      Yep, since the length of each bit and how far it is inserted into the collet may change, you will always need to re-zero the Z axis. If you homed your machine from the beginning you could still use the same x and y-axis zero settings.

    • @tgarity1
      @tgarity1 Месяц назад

      @@inventables I don't get how to zero the second bit, since the material is likely to be carved away by the first bit. What do I zero it on?

  • @travisbailey3079
    @travisbailey3079 Год назад

    Does this require pro?

    • @inventables
      @inventables  Год назад

      3D carving does require Easel Pro.

  • @wolfrobots118
    @wolfrobots118 Год назад

    Easel does 3D carving better than Vcarve....just say'n

  • @raytucker8060
    @raytucker8060 Год назад

    why does noone show how import STL images from the internet, You people only show how import it when you already have it downloaded and ready to import straight from your computer to EASEL

    • @inventables
      @inventables  Год назад

      Here are some great places to find free STL's online: blog.inventables.com/blog/8-best-sites-to-download-stl-files-for-3d-carving