VCarve Tutorial | Box Making Gadget

In this video we walk you through how Marty designed a bespoke box using Vectric's box making gadget, which we then cut on SmartBench.
If you’d like to make one yourself, simply follow along with this video, and see the links below for everything you will need.
Check out the full tutorial on how to make your own Z Head Flight Case Using SmartBench here:
• Make Your Own Z Head F...
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[@cook6052]

Love your YT it is a great help even for an experienced user. The Box Gadget is a great tool but limited. I've been using VCP since V 10 and the gadget as well. Its big limitation is that it can not carve a frame only with no top and no bottom. It wants to cut tabs on the bottom regards of the settings. Am I missing something?

[@ateddy7901]

I wish your ou would have explain allowance better... like if you need to use + or -

[@YetiToolAustralasia]

Thanks for watching along. The aim for these tutorials are to run through the basics of utilising certain features within VCarve Pro. You can find out more in depth information regarding the box gadget here;
gadgets.vectric.com/v11/box_creator
A positive number will increase the allowance, making the gaps between joints larger, a negative allowance will shrink this, making the gaps smaller. Hopefully this helps!