This fellow is an amazing presenter. Everything is professional from speed to diction to content. Never repeats or stalls and has superior product knowledge.
A grid can't be rotated once it's placed, but you can place a grid perpendicularly using other placement techniques: support.shapertools.com/hc/en-us/articles/360048848473-Gridding-Techniques
This fellow is an amazing presenter. Everything is professional from speed to diction to content. Never repeats or stalls and has superior product knowledge.
This video clearly presents how the grid function works and how to apply it. Very useful video
This guy is an genius in the art of explaining. Great job, thank you very much!!!
Thanks for the detailed explanation. I didn't know about the last couple of tricks. It will come in handy.
This kind of detailed instruction is super helpful for us new users; thanks!
Appreciate the video! Very helpful/useful information. Origin is awesome!
great overview/refresher!
Great stuff for this amazing tool.
very detailed and clear, thanks!
If I use the 1/4” engraving bit for my gridding, but I’ll be using an 1/8” bit for my cut, what is the proper bit diameter to enter?
Always use the cutter diameter that's installed at the time, so 1/4"
Is there any way to mirror image the zero? As in, have the grid starting from the right hand side?
Never mind! I watched the video. It answered my question. Very helpful!
Can this CNC machine be used to carve 2d designs on a flat stock like a cabinet door? No inlay.
Absolutely, it’s perfect for that
Is it possible to set up a grid then rotate it 45 degrees?
A grid can't be rotated once it's placed, but you can place a grid perpendicularly using other placement techniques: support.shapertools.com/hc/en-us/articles/360048848473-Gridding-Techniques
This video would look incredible with a solid white background generated by a green screen. (Infinity white room)