Using multiple bits in Carveco Maker - Learn to make a bowl

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  • Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025

Комментарии • 29

  • @russellcole4377
    @russellcole4377 4 месяца назад

    Skinning a cat word for word, thanks very much for the detail and time.....

  • @oakbeard-w7c
    @oakbeard-w7c Год назад +4

    Thank you for this tutorial and in general your videos are very helpful. I have a request if possible for your videos. After you teach us the design part, could you also do the practical. Show us how your bits cut these paths and how you use everything. It would be nice to see all of it from start to finish.

  • @jeffhagemann3154
    @jeffhagemann3154 Год назад

    As usual.. a TOP SHELF VIDEO...

  • @pslawski17
    @pslawski17 2 месяца назад

    Excellent video James, I am just starting to use Carveco Maker so this was a really good video that covers lots of the basics

  • @bonacci01
    @bonacci01 Год назад +1

    I bought a onefinity around a year ago and have been using easel so far but now I'm looking for a bit more features. Will be watching and seeing if maker suits me

  • @derekhawley9660
    @derekhawley9660 Год назад

    Absolutely brilliant James. Thanks a lot. If you want ideas for future videos, how about why you prefer UGS over Candle. I'm sure you can do a balanced review. Thanks again James.

  • @chrisashdown1484
    @chrisashdown1484 Год назад

    Another great video James clear and precise many thanks

  • @rolandgdean
    @rolandgdean Год назад

    Great content Mr. Dean. I've made similar "bowls" over the past years. I use a .75 cove nose "bowling" bit inside and a .25" end mill for profile. I do the rest of the work on my manual router table.

  • @dian3145
    @dian3145 Год назад

    I use a proprietary software for my machine. This has such detail that I believe I can still use it to design in mine.
    Great presentation style! Thank you.

  • @wvtbon
    @wvtbon 7 месяцев назад

    I so enjoy your videos. You explain everything super clear. Really helpful. Thank you.

  • @fossfix
    @fossfix Год назад

    Nice one James. As always THANK YOU.

  • @bushman4124
    @bushman4124 Год назад

    Thank you for this tutorial

  • @richardsandford1607
    @richardsandford1607 Год назад

    Thank you! Great video! You make it seem so easy!!

  • @RichardRecupero
    @RichardRecupero 5 месяцев назад

    @17:15 literally what i was thinking

  • @emostorm7
    @emostorm7 8 месяцев назад

    You are so helpful bro

  • @chrisjohnstone7404
    @chrisjohnstone7404 Год назад

    James. I love your videos. Your delivery is perfect and your knowledge is extensive.
    Your videos of a few years ago show a 4040xe in an enclosure. Could you advise me please the internal height. Thanks.

  • @emedina403
    @emedina403 Год назад

    Great tutorial! I did not see the link for changing the bits and setting up the Z axis. Can you link it please?

  • @gagcengineeringgeita1023
    @gagcengineeringgeita1023 Год назад

    ❤nice

  • @basilloizou1942
    @basilloizou1942 Год назад

    Hi Great Video thanks, I have been using Genmitsu 4030V2 with Carvco Maker and Candle with out any problems but Lightburns is causing problems in that the Move is working in opposite the the arrows suggest. I set my home rear right and when i try to move LEFT is goes right . can you offer any help thanks

  • @rodclaus3112
    @rodclaus3112 Год назад

    Happy 2024

  • @MrNutmegdesigns
    @MrNutmegdesigns Год назад +1

    hummmm, I can't get beyond the creating a lead in/out. Maker errors out and says "one or more leads were changed or removed to avoid gouging or an error occured during the creation of the leads". I can see i have the inner circle highlighted and the lead in shows on the inner side.

  • @richardtbc
    @richardtbc Год назад

    Do not see the Z link

  • @RichardRecupero
    @RichardRecupero 5 месяцев назад

    i could not figure out how to select items. the select tool doesnt do it. you have to use the second tool called node editing .. this is really ass backwards to me

  • @Ebonyqwe
    @Ebonyqwe Год назад

    How would you carve a chamfered edge on the bottom of the bowl?