Vectric 101 Tutorial For The Absolute Beginner [Vcarve, Aspire, Cut2D]
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- This Vectric design software video tutorial is for you if you are an absolutely brand new CNC router beginner who is brand stinking new to Vectric Vcarve Pro, Vcarve Desktop, Cut2D Pro, Cut2d Desktop and Aspire.
This Vectric video tutorial will get you started designing your CNC router projects. You will learn about rectangles, circles, lines, trim and cut, and how to design text on your CNC projects.
If you are new and ready to dive into Vcarve toolpaths or Aspire 3d modeling, please do not dive in until you understand the basics of designing your CNC woodworking projects. Without the foundations of design, you will probably experience errors in your CNC router carvings and not understand what is happening
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LINKS FOR ITEMS DISCUSSED IN THIS VIDEO
COMPLETE (and organized) video list PDF download for the beginner). Teaches Vectric, CNC routers and Router bits → bit.ly/3mLHGfI
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→ Vcarve Pro (RECOMMENDED)→ bit.ly/3d4WrEU
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→ Vectric Aspire → shrsl.com/37pw9
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→ Carveco (budget) → bit.ly/37rhVbY
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Finally a tutorial that makes sense
Russ, right on! I'm glad it was helpful my friend! Happy cutting!
I'm new to VCarve. This is a great tutorial! I'm familiar with math and the concepts of Vectors, and how CNC requires vector based code to operate. The software is difficult to learn because their tutorial SHOW but do not EXPLAIN. You bridged this gap. Thank You!
Darth, you're so welcome brother! I'm glad the video was helpful! I know the learning curve can be tough, but you got this!
I am brand brand new to cnc routing.... my step-dad passed away so I inherited as I am the crafty one in the family and I am so so lost on how to even use the router... this video is and has been a tremendous help!! So thank you for making it!!
Carolen, you are so welcome! I am excited for you to get that machine running.
Garrett is correct when he says always measure thickness of material with a caliper. I would add one lesson learned for us beginners. MAKE SURE YOUR MATERIAL IS FLAT. If not when you measure your Z will be correct but during operation it may not cut all the way through. Ask me how I know. Recently took me a whole day to figure it out. The same objects I had been cutting out plywood out of one sheet of plywood wouldn’t cut through another sheet of plywood. Plywood still measured at .5” and re-zeroed a dozen times. Turns out the second sheet of plywood was bowed down. Sheet was so large the clamps didn’t affect parts in the center. I had to readjust cutting depth to get it to cut through. Hope this helps!
Dudley, truer words have never been spoken. Sometimes just the smallest bow in the wood can mess up your whole dang day.
I have been in CAD/CAM since the early 1980's but a friend ask me to help him with Vcarve for his CMC router which I am not familiar with. I am going to suggest that he watch your videos and then supplement (if needed) when he is ready to cut. Excellent introduction to CNC.
kr2man, Thank you for the recommendation! Vcarve is a great software for CNC routing, and I'm sure your friend will find it helpful for his projects.
i was in the same boat a year and a half ago. I still remember our first Zoom meeting. Now i am designing and cutting out rocking chair parts. Good job Garret!
Patrick, I remember that meeting too my friend, you were picking up the material quick. I'm happy to hear that I played a small part in your grand CNC journey brother!
That's COOL !!! NICE .LOOKING FORWARD TO PLAYING
Smooth, glad you liked this one brother!
Thank you Garrett. Thank you Joe.
Joe, you're so welcome!
From now on, you are PROFESSOR GARRETT! 🌵
Such a great 👍 video 🤗🌵
Thank you William. Keep up the hard work.
Wow, Thanks. I'm learning things that I should have learned before I ever saw a CNC machine
David, keep working hard my friend. It is a marathon not a sprint!
so glad I found your site . Great teaching ability . Thank you
Jerry, you are so welcome. Happy to have you along for the journey!
Thank you for this video. I’m the newest of new and need this type of support. Thanks Joe, appreciate the share.
Anita, glad to hear this video helped you!
Thanks for putting this video together. It’s slow, but the more you play with it the. Quicker it will sink in .
mrs.bradlycooper4852, glad it was helpful brother! Happy cncing!
🇨🇦thanx from Edmonton very neat tricks and tips much appreciated. I’ve watched it twice now. So much good stuff you’re a godsend.🤩
Randy, you are so welcome my friend. Glad to hear you got so much out of this one!
Thanks for catering to us brand new people.
Tyler, you are so welcome. Welcome to CNC!
Thanks to Joe for letting you use this video to help people like me that are struggling to use V carve. Excellent video thanks Garrett.
kenw7428, glad you liked this one brother! I'm happy to hear it helped you so much.
Thanks Garrett and thank you to Joe for letting us in on his tutorial.
Another learning curve for me thanks Garrett. 😊
Steve, my pleasure brother! I agree with you too, Joe is awesome!
This is an excellent training video for brand new CNC people. Thank you for sharing!
zoeabundantlife1717, you are so welcome my friend.
zoeabundantlife1717, thank you for the kind words my friend and I'm glad it was helpful! Happy cncing!
Fantastic Job, Thanks to the both of you. Garrett, Excellent class I learned a great deal. Now on to the next video and project
FOREX, thank you! I'm glad it was helpful for you. Happy cutting brother!
I watched your presentation and have gained more insight as to what some of my issues have been...I have made several name plates with brass and walnut backings...it wore me out...now I do believe I see some of the mistakes I have made, and now I will watch the toolpath video.
Thank you for making a very useful video and thanks to Joe for being the student.
josephheard4143, I'm glad this one was helpful for you brother! And you're so welcome my friend, I'm glad to be a part of you cnc journey and hopefully make things a little easier along the way! Happy cutting!
i HAVE LEARNED MORE IN THE LAST TWO VIDEOS THAN IN THE LAST YEAR I HAVE BEEN STRUGGLING WITH MY MACHINE. Great job.
Johnny, I am glad to hear that brother! Keep learning everything you can.
Great Suff! Lots of things I did not know. It's sooo hard when you don't know, but sooo easy once you know it. Thanks, Garrett & Joe
Raymond, you are so welcome my friend.
Thanks for all of the information in this video and thank you Joe for letting this be shared.
user-by9ky9qp3c, you are so welcome my friend.
Very informative and easy to follow, I’m looking forward to the next video. Thank you and Joe
Joey, you are so welcome my friend.
Thanks for taking the time to go thru all this information with us. Its a real help.
James, you are so welcome my friend.
Thank you Joe and Garrett - Great video, I was completely lost opening Aspire and now I can at least get started!!! I gave a thumbs up and subscribed!
Ed, welcome aboard brother! And thank you for all the kind words, I'm glad to be a part of your cnc journey and hopefully make things a little easier along the way!
This is by far the best beginner video I have watched and there have been a lot of them. Thank you so much.
ndreaelder7040, you are so welcome brother!
I like following along and learning in real time with Joe, Joe and I have similar computer skills, God help us.
Joe, glad to hear this one helped brother! Keep working hard.
I am new to cnc and aspire. Thank you for your time and help. Thank you Joe for letting us watch.
Jim, you are so very welcome for the video. I'm happy to hear that it helped both you and Joe out.
Thank you and Joe. I had just gotten the Cut2d Desktop download. This is exactly what I needed.
Sheve, congrats on the new software brother!
Thanks for this tutorial, and thank you Joe for allowing us to see you learn.
Christine, you are so welcome my friend.
When I saw the title, I figured that I'd know pretty much all that you had to teach in the video. But I still watched as a review. That being said, I still picked up on a couple of things. Like the Control Left to Right, and the Control Right to Left..... are not identical functions. I had run into that, but didn't put 2 and 2 together. Now I know why it didn't do what I wanted, simply because I was "selecting" from the wrong direction. Interesting, because it was a bit picky selecting things for a reason. Now I know. Now If I could just find the video that explains the "smoothing" function, because right now, that is driving me batty. For the Aspire version at $2,000.00, it is proving to be a very powerful program. As it should. Good basic video, for the absolute beginner, but still good for those that have more experience in (old) CAD programs.
Dan, I'm glad to hear you picked up on a whole host of tips and tricks in this video! Keep working hard, you will be a master of Aspire in no time.
Thanks to Joe for allowing this tutorial to be shown to the public. Learning the basics is so important and reviewing over and over
Kathleen, I am so happy to hear that this video helped you!
Very well done. Patient and thorough, rare qualities. Thanks so much.
Ron, you are so welcome my friend. Happy to hear the speed and pace of the video was good for you to follow along.
Thanks Garrett and Joe! Great vid for newbies on Vetric
T Korn, glad to hear that both you and Joe got something out this little video.
Sir, I am so happy that I found your instruction. I feel like I have stumbled upon the lessons I need and also some product that I'll be needing soon. Thanks for your efforts!
TheAyotteMan, welcome to the channel brother! I'm glad to be a part of your cnc journey and hopefuly make things a little easier for you along the way! Happy cncing!
Awesome video that was only enhanced by Joe following along and asking questions. Thank you Joe, for coming on live with Garrett and all of us who watch this video.
Greg, glad you liked this one brother! Joe definitely learned a lot in this lesson.
I’m very very new with this type of woodworking. Very helpful
Kevin, welcome to the world of CNC brother! Glad to hear this video helped you.
Although I'm experienced with my CNC, I always learn and solidify my knowledge thanks to Garrett's excellent teaching style. Also thanks to Joe for cooperating in sharing the video.
robertaplin8718, glad to hear this one helped you brother! Happy CNCing.
Thinking about pulling the trigger on a machine and your videos are really helpful. You are a great teacher thanks!
rodneymunsta5452, you are so welcome my friend.
Again a great video for the perfect beginner we are… thank you Garrett
Jean, you are so welcome my friend.
One thing to point out, most of the shortcuts that Garrett demonstrates, like the use of the CTRL C to copy, CTRL V to past, CTRL X to cut, CTRL A to select all, CTRL Z to undo, CTRL Y to redo, holding the shift key to select multiple items, double clicking to select 1 word, triple clicking to select a line of text, are computer hotkeys that will work in any computer application. Not just Vetric.
These tips can be used in all your computer tasks.
They work the same way in Carveco.
Thanks for sharing that extra tip jack!
@@ClintonCaraway-CNC that is right. It will work in your email, MS Word, Excel or any program
That may be the case, but it does you absolutely no good if you didn't know what the hotkeys were to begin with. I'm sure a lot of people do not know those short cuts.
That is why these kind of lessons are so EXTREMELY important and helpful.
@@JoeLazzara Yea, And Garrett is doing a great job telling about them. Now that you have seen the video you know you can use them everywhere.
Thank both of you for starting at the beginning. I just dove into the deep end of the CNC pool & this and your other videos are a life saver.
Dougie, you are so welcome my friend. Welcome to the wonderful world of CNC!
This is the best video By far. Better than ANY vectric how to video. Thank you!
adpadp3769, wow, thanks brother I'm humbled! I'm glad to be a part of your CNC journey!
@@IDCWoodcraft Do you by chance do any "how too's" with Mach 3?
This video has made something I've been dreading to something I'm really looking forward to!! Thanks for taking the time to make videos
Vabearhunter, that is so great to hear brother. The design software can be tough so I am happy to hear that I am making things a bit easier for you.
Thank You Joe For being such a great sport! I too came in at a great moment as I just downloaded Vetric. I was following along in the background doing the same vectors.
Thank You Garrett too!
Michael, Joe was a great part of this video wasn't he? Glad to see that this video helped both of you out.
Thank you, Garrett and Joe for this fantastic video. IDC Woodcraft sells the best router bits on the market, and Garrett always makes an interesting and informative video that’s also fun to watch. I already knew most of this, but I did pick up a couple of new things so it was worth the watch. Thanks again.
EdAgers110, You're very welcome! Im glad you found it informative and enjoyable.
I REALLY, REALLY appreciate the content you've provided!!!
Jocelyn, you are so welcome!
Hello, I am enjoying your videos.
I bought a CNC Genmitsu 4030, it has not arrived yet, but I sure want to learn as much as I can while I wait for the tool.
Henry, happy to hear you are enjoying the videos brother!
You definitely came to the right place if you are here to learn.
Simple easy to understand I love it.
Bruce, I'm happy to hear it brother!
I did a 100 dollar class at a woodworking store and learned nothing. This was free and so easy to understand. Thank you Joe for letting this be shared. AWESOME VIDEA GARRETT!!!
Chris, right on brother! Glad this one helped you so much.
This Class is awesome thanks Garrett, and Joe thanks for making this public.
MrBwest9376, it is my pleasure brother! Happy CNCing.
I've been using vcarve for about 2 weeks now, I didn't know that the left click and drag was different to the right click and drag.
makes a lot of difference for me. thanks garrett 👍
Adam, you are so welcome my friend. Small things like that make all the difference.
This was done very well. I learned a lot today and feel comfortable moving on. Thank You Garret and Joe !
Charlie, glad to hear you got a lot out of this one brother! Keep learning everything you can.
I really like the track ball
Good to hear that helps you Andy. Im sure it helps other brother and sister CNCers out there too.
This teaching tutorial is among the best I have seen. I have taught a little at the community college level and I know the good feeling that comes when you see a learner (in this case Joe) light up when he grasps the concept being taught. It's a wonderful thing for the student and the the teacher.
I'm a long retired engineer in the automotive field and now that I have seen what can be done through your CNC router videos, I am anxious to begin the process of doing something in this hobby.
Dave, I am so happy to hear that this video helped you brother! Keep working hard and learning everything you can.
Learned so much from this video as I’m a complete novice and was struggling to swallow the information on other sites. Absolutely brilliant video and what an absolute master at teaching.
Ray, happy to hear that this video helped you brother! Keep learning everything you can.
I went to this site while looking for a table top CNC for my friend who makes wood signs using a set of metal templates. He's complaning about them sliping and ruining the sign. I've telling him he should consider a small CNC. I came across you doing the "VCARVE For Beginners. This is just the kind of thing my friend does. But he has never done any CAD work. I've been doing 3D CAD work since 1998. All plywood machining for speaker cabinets used in the entertainment industry. I used Vectorworks since 2000. In 2002 the company I was working for got a BIG Shota machine and I did all the programing for 7 years. Retired in 2010. I have always wanted to do signs with special fonts and graphics. I look forward to watching your other videos on CNC carving.
Bruce, very cool brother! Thanks for sharing a bit about yourself and your previous CAD work. Glad you enjoyed the video.
I need to help a neighbor learn Vetric, and this is perfect! Thanks both of you guys!
Ozguzzi, the best way to learn yourself is to teach others so I'm happy that this video helped you both out.
Watching the video and following along on my own. That really helps!
Anita, that is the best way to learn. Keep working hard and learning everything you can!
Thanks Joe and Garrett great video
GaryJadick, so glad to hear it brother.
Thank you very very much. Im one of the old dogs down in south africa and at last i found a place where i can learn. Especially thanks to Joe i think he is the key to the success of this program. Normally presenters assume that people know stuff because its so second nature to them. I think Joe represents millions of us that gets lost in the first couple of minutes of a tutorial.Yet again thank you very much you are really a gifted tutor
Adriaan, you are so welcome my friend. Glad to hear this video really resonated with you and helped you so much!
I have been using VCarve Pro for a few years now and although I haven’t seen anything new (it’s very basic), I am inspired by the simplicity of this explanation. Straight to the point and will help me allot help others starting their journey in the CNC world.
Really great video!
Right on Hanan! Vetric can be mastered for sure but I am happy to hear you liked the way this video was presented.
Don't know if you're still reading your comments from this video but I just ordered the 30 X 30 and vcarve pro and a couple more things I will be a first time cncer looking forward to learning all I can from your videos
Dale, I sure do brother! Congrats on your new Longmill! I am excited for you to get it all set up.
They said 5 to 6 weeks for delivery but I'm practicing on the vcarve pro while I wait I'm pretty much computer illiterate lol so it's going to be a challenge for me
Thanks for allowing this to be shared with us on youtube. it has really helped me understand so much and makes designing a lot easier. can't wait to watch more of these training videos. great to find someone that is willing to share and teach CNC.
Gary, you are so welcome my friend.
We've all been at this level in vectric before and personally the only reason I've got past that point and where I am now is because of all the tutorials that Garrett does. Great beginner walk through Vectric
Steve, I am so happy to hear this one helped you brother! Keep up the hard work.
Loved the right to left and left to right selection tool to select objects in various ways.😀
Tim, glad you liked that part brother!
Great video !!! If someone doesn’t get anything out of this video it’s because they really were not listening or in the right mode. I got a ton of information. Thanks and keep doing what you doing it’s great for all us newbies
Brian, glad you enjoyed this video brother. Keep working hard and learning everything you can!
Thanks again Garrett. This is a big help. I feel I will soon be able to create what I intended, which was the reason I bought a CNC. Big relief.
Tim
Tim, you are so welcome brother. Keep working hard my friend, you will get there!
I’m trying to decide on staying with easel pro subscription or burying the vectric vcarve program I’m a senior and not very computer savvy but after watching Garrets tutorial he explains things in a way that I understand I will keep watching his tutorials on vcarve until I feel comfortable enough to make the switch Thank you Garret.
Right on brother! So glad to hear this one helped you.
Thank you so much to you and Joe for this tutorial. Hubby and I bought a 2nd hand cnc and he has some experience from 3d printing but I'm brand spanking new to this. Loved this video. Blessings from SA.
evie1313, You're welcome! So glad you enjoyed the tutorial. CNC woodworking can be such a rewarding hobby once you get the hang of it. Enjoy getting to know your new CNC machine!
Thanks for your excellent teaching skills! I am brand new to CNC (aged 78) and need someone like you to be slow and patient.
AJ, welcome aboard brother! My best piece of advice is just take things one day at a time. You got this!
Great job Joe as we all have been there at one time or another
Ed, thanks brother and I couldn't agree more!
This has been the BEST and most detailed video for a real beginner like myself. Thank you
Lynn, right on brother! Happy to hear this video helped you.
Amazing step by step tutorial
davefreeman4680, so glad you liked this one my friend.
Garrett, you have patience. Nothing against Joe at all... he just hasn't done this before. Back in 2000, I taught Basic Windows at a community college. I had a classroom of Joes so I understand the challenge of teaching the basics.
Great information Garrett. Thank you for what you do.
Joe, thank you for being the gunnie pig. Not everyone will air their ignorance which is a shame, because we have ALL been there at one time or another.
Scott, you're absolutely right and I couldn't agree with you more. We've all been there brother! Thanks for the support and kind words my friend. Keep up the great work!
Absolutely brilliant video, covers a huge knowledge gap and target beginners like me. Leaning so much. Many thanks from another Joe
Joe, thank you brother. Glad you enjoyed this one.
I am not really new to Cnc work, but I have been away from it since my wife got sick 2 years ago. I m watching your videos to refresh my memory. Enjoy the way you teach a newbie! Thanks to you both.
laser-man, you are so welcome my friend. Best wishes to a quick recovery for your wife.
You are welcome and thank you, Garret
Dear Garrett, I,m about half way through this video and I'm having a ball. This is down at my level and I'm learning a ton of info. Most of the other videos I've watched assumed I new the basics this helping me to start to feel comfortable. Thank you so much. Doug Butterfield
Thats good to hear Doug. The basics are the toughest part and the things you learn here will carry you to the more advanced stuff.
Your video is very helpful. This video 101 is what I needed. I am retired and been away from computers for at least 15 years. You're doing a great job teaching this software. Thank you and keep it up, I'll be watching,
Neal, I am so happy that you found this video and that it helped you so much then my friend. Happy CNCing!
Thanks for posting this video. I spent part of a year in 2023 recovering from medical issues. I also live in Southern Ca and the summers a brutally hot. My CNC router is not in an air-conditioned space working in 100 degree pus work space is out of the question. Now the weather has cooled and I once again can work. I went out to the CNC router shed and tried to design for routing a wood sign. I was able to get most of the way through the design part, but when it came to the Tool Path section I was in trouble. So I when on Google to find a video that was created by you help new Vetric users and people loke me that have been away from the software for a period of time. The video I watched gave me the tools I needed to get back on track.
SheldonNotto6130, here is to a quick and speedy recovery my friend. Keep working hard and learning everything you can, you will get there!
I'll be right back. I have an appointment now ☺️🌵
Yeah, I'd surely recommend it. 😄👍🌵
William, I hope you liked this one my friend.
Thanks Garrett great video
larrysimmons4900, you are so welcome my friend.
I recently invested in a CNC Desktop and VCarve Desktop. Following your videos has helped me get up to speed quickly. I have a couple of Associates Degrees in Computer Sciences so finding my way around the program was not a problem. However, understanding tool paths and such is a bit of a learning curve. Thanks for such detailed tutorials.... It has help me a lot!!!!!
Canman4121, right on brother! I'm glad the videos have been helpful so far my friend and I'm glad the software hasn't been giving you much trouble so far with your background! I'm looking forward to seeing what you create my friend!
First, Thank you Joe for representing and allowing us to benefit from your One-on-One with Mr. Fromme. And as for you, Mr. Fromme, Thank you for explaining and discussing this in a way I can follow. I just found you this morning, like you were lost or something, anyway, I was the one lost. My Father and I bought into one of these Piranha FX CNC thangy. My Father had experience with CNC but he and I are so much alike, stubborn and ornery, I couldn't learn and he couldn't teach. Well, now he is gone to reap his rewards in Heaven. I miss him dearly...BUT I still don't understand this blasted CNC stuff. After watching this, I think I have finally found a place I can come and learn a thing or two from someone who talks to me and not at me. Thank you Mr. Fromme! You are a talented presenter and I look forward to watching and learning more with you. I see you just released "The Most Complete Vectric 101Tutorial for Beginners" 13 days ago. Guess what I'm doing for the next 1:45:10 -- Napping! LOL then watching it.
Aaronmcelavy, I am so glad to hear that this video helped you get back on the right track with learning your CNC. Keep working hard and learning everything you can. You will get there my friend!
great overview. thanks Joe for sharing!
Charlie, glad to hear this video helped you my friend.
Joe, I loved seeing your reaction when the light bulb came on. What a great moment, I'm hoping to have the same thing happen to me. Best regards. Doug B.
Doug, that was a cool moment wasn't it! The best part of teaching is when that happens and finally someone just gets it. Keep working hard my friend, you will have that moment too.
Nice Job Garrett. I am considering buying a Vectric product and downloaded the free trial version to play with. Coming from Inkscape and am feeling a bit overwhelmed. You are making it all make sense. Thank you!!
Jeffrey, keep working hard and learning everything you can. You will get there my friend.
I"m knew and it helped me and i'll be watching more. Thank you
Hobie, happy to have you here brother!
Good evening Garret from Australia, I know this comment is now dated for this video as I have only just got the program (Cut2D) and am an absolute newbie to CNC. Thank you for the video, I have learned more in the last hour with you than I did with all the tutorials that are from Vetric. Great job I look forward to working through more of your videos, please make more tutorials for beginners please.......
Kim, I'm glad it was helpful for you! I know the learning curve can feel overwhelming getting started, but you got this! I will definitely be keeping the videos coming my friend! Happy creating!
As usual - great beginners video on understanding the computer side of CNC - Thanks
Robert, you are so welcome brother!
Great video. Only complaints are that it was that good couldn’t stop and the wife wanted to go out and I do not know which of your videos to watch next. Many thanks.
Keith, you crack me up brother! Glad you liked this one.
Just got my first cnc ! Love learning, thank you for your videos + information 📸
SterlingBall, Congratulations on your new CNC machine! Have fun exploring and learning, and feel free to ask if you have any questions along the way. Thank you for watching my videos, I'm glad they've been helpful!
@@IDCWoodcraft thank you, your a Boss !! Let it rock! 💪
Great video Thanks to both of you.looking forward to watching more videos.
Dennis, thank you! I'm glad it was helpful brother!
Thanks for a great tutorial. I found that following along on with each move on my laptop while watching the video on my desktop was invaluable for this tactile learner.
KellyAndrews, you are so welcome my friend.
Liked and subscribed……so happy I found your videos! Thank you!
Kim, welcome aboard! Happy to be a part of your CNC journey and make things a little easier along the way!
HI Garret, Stage 2 complete I have purchased the V-Carve pro software (Stage 1) yes thats for me.
I have now started to play with a few design ideas made a ton of mistakes already so this is why I'm watching your tutorials again. It's so helpful as per ever too much info too soon gets confusing (haha)
(Stage 3) make a final decision on the cnc machine that is right for me. Thankyou so much for getting me started, you have made this adventure possible
derekgranger8228, I have a video that should really help you brother! Here is a link: ruclips.net/video/wLVNF0L-ZdU/видео.htmlsi=6Fum8GzCkinPz4h1
Great job Garrett, very informitive
Ted, glad to help brother!
Just spent two hours sitting, watching, and playing along! What an amazing video. I've had my CNC for a year and have felt really overwhelmed. Thank you for making videos that make it seem manageable
Jeff, glad to hear you followed along to this one and learned everything you can brother! Keep up the good work.
Outstanding video. Learned a ton. Just got Aspire, never used it prior. This will help me shorten initial learning curve. Bravo.
Thanks to you as well Joe. Appreciated.
James, glad to hear it brother! Keep working hard.