Carveco Guide: Decoding the 3D Machine Relief Toolpath Strategies

Welcome to 'Decoding the 3D Machine Relief Toolpath Strategies', your comprehensive Carveco guide brought to you by TimberFalls.
In today's deep dive, we explore the powerful 3D machine relief toolpath strategies available in Carveco Maker and Maker Plus. These toolpath strategies play a pivotal role in 3D modeling, and understanding them can elevate your designs to a whole new level.
From a beginner hobbyist to a seasoned professional, this guide serves everyone who seeks to master the usage of these toolpaths. We'll break down each strategy for you, showing how and when to best use them for creating stunning 3D models.
Join me in this exploration and take your Carveco skills up a notch! If you find this tutorial beneficial, please don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to TimberFalls for more such insightful guides. Thank you for tuning in, let's create something amazing together!
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00:00 Introduction
00:20 Importing a model
01:16 Classic or Non Classic Versions
02:08 Z slicing
04:04 X&Y Raster
05:17 Spiral
06:08 Spiral In a Box
06:44 Crop Trick

[@dennispool7049]

Great video as always.

[@Timberfalls]

Thank you for the kind feedback. I appreciate you watching those. Let me know if there is something you would like me to cover more.

[@jimwoodworker4110]

Love your videos. Learn a lot from watching. Keep them coming. Learn a lot from them.

[@Timberfalls]

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[@markmyers9855]

Nice JOB wow i like the way u present ur videos

[@Timberfalls]

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[@user-zg9lb5wg4h]

That feed and plunge rate seem way high for that size bit in a hard wood; have you actually cut at those speeds?

[@Timberfalls]

Yes check out this video. It is all about having the right rpm/feed rate combo to get the right chip load to run that fast. This was not hardwood but an example of faster cuts in pine.
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