Snapmaker 2.0 - E04 - Using the CNC
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- In one of my projects, I use the CNC to carve an image onto a piece of wood. This video is a dive into the Snapmakers releif CNC function and what I did to get an ordinary image and turn into a wood carving.
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Hey there., Knowing how long it takes to create a video like this, and the effort you put in to it, just wanted to take the time to hive you a massive 'high-five'. And we certainly need more informative Snapmaker specific content, so thank you for that too.
(Found you via Snapmaker's twitter shoutout)
Thank you. I think the editing took a lot longer than the actual filming. As I do more projects, I will post more videos. What would be some of the topics you'd be interested in?
@@KokaBoraCreations Seeing the process from start to finish is just really helpful for any sorts of projects. And knowing the issues you ran in to and how you overcame them is extremely valuable/good content.
Keep of the great work my friend!
Awesome! Thank you for this tips. I really like the way you´re doing this video. Please do much more of this content!!
Thank you! Check out my latest video (which is part of a series) about doing slopes and curves. The video is here ruclips.net/video/ZDatRfYSGQI/видео.html
I have this machine too, but so far I've only used the 3DP and Laser modules. I just don't know where to start with the CNC - seems like a huge learning curve. Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge. I will be back to learn more.
The CNC is fairly new to me too and there's definitely some learning curve. I'm hoping my videos will get you on the path of enjoying the CNC.
And can I carve an sty relief?
Great video about relief carve for Snapmaker an Inkscape! Do we need though to set up Inkscape to work with Snapmaker?
They work independently. You create your image in Inkscape (and save it as scalable vector graphic); then you import the image in the Snapmaker Luban software and you adjust your settings.