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Live Q&A #235 - Vector Textures and The Texturing Toolpath - Open Q&A
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In this live stream I’ll be answering questions about and demonstrating the Texturing Toolpath within the Vectric software. This will be in addition to our regular Open Live Q&A, where I'll answer your general CNC or Vectric Software questions.
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Links to videos, Playlists, RUclips channels, products, and supplies as discussed in this video:
Link to Uxcell Nylon Sanding Brush 240 Grit: amzn.to/49MJrPP
Link to my video, The Vector Texture Tool: • The Vector Texture Too...
Link to my video, The Texturing Toolpath: • Intro to the Texturing...
Link to Michael Mezalick’s RUclips channel: / mezalick
Link to CNCnutz (Peter Passuello’s) RUclips channel: / cncnutz
Link to Laney Shaughnessy’s RUclips channel SpindleTV: / @spindletv
Link to the Facebook group The Make, run by Bull Shanagan: / 480119312742098
Link to Bull Shanagan’s website for One-on-One Vectric instruction: bullshanagan.com/
Link to the Vectric for the Absolute Beginner Playlist: • Vectric for the Absolu...
Link to the 3D Modeling for the Absolute Beginner playlist: • 3D Carving for Beginners
Link to the V-Carving for the Absolute Beginner playlist: • V-Carving for the Abso...
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[@HowToFromMeToYou]

Great video! I appreciate all your knowledge here and what you share during the IDC lives.

[@epeleg]

I am curious - how much time can be saved by shortening the vertical movements of this toolpath. (if it is possible at all....)

[@MarkLindsayCNC]

You can go into Material Setup and change the Safe Z (Z1) settings to reduce the height of the retracts, but that's about all.