#4 Fixing problem vectors Mastering Carveco in minutes.

Mastering Carveco in minutes: lightning-fast tutorial #4 In this Carveco quicky I show how to remove problem vectors and close them. This was a question asked from another social media platform.
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00:00 Introduction
00:11 what I'm doing
00:35 how it's done
00:45 snip tool use
01:13 using the line tool
02:09 closing the vectors
02:37 thank you like and subscribe
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[@JohnWaclawski]

WOOT!! First comment!!
Thanks Vernon!! As always, I am wiser after I watch your videos!! Thank you! These are the perfect length! No fluff! Straight to the point and absolutely well explained!! Thank you very much!!!

[@Hinkleshop]

Thank you John for all the support
If you want me to cover a topic just let me know and I’ll do my best to help

[@MNMetsFan]

Good idea. I believe if you click the "auto join" box that pops up when you use the clipping tool the lines will join and you don't need to join them after they are removed.

[@Hinkleshop]

Correct

[@dluxbbq567]

Hey Boss! Do you have a video on editing text vectors, I would like to connect each letter at points so when Complete and cut out they would all be connected? Thank you!

[@Hinkleshop]

I don’t yet thanks for the idea I’ll do my best to make a video on it

[@mikeremillard5414]

enjoying our video's I followed your wasteboard video on Carveco didnt work for me.. I guess in the software you tell it the starting point and ending. My machine started up went to I zeroed X/Y in center then again upper right corner.. ran program, machine went to top center ran motor for a miniute or less then I go an error " soft alarm on X axis motion at line 5

[@Hinkleshop]

Hey Mike I would try zeroing everything off of front left corner