CNC Woodworking Tutorials for Beginners-16

Описание

In this tutorial, you will learn how to use Vectric Aspire to create a 3D model using the vectors from a 2D piece of vector artwork. You can then use the model in 3D CNC woodworking projects such as 3D CNC signs and other woodworking projects. Future tutorials will dive deeper into 3D model creation using other tools and techniques in Vectric Aspire.

My series on CNC Woodworking Tutorials for Beginners will teach you how to use Vectric Aspire CNC software to get started with CNC woodworking. Whether you use a desktop CNC router or a larger CNC machine, these tutorials will help you DIY by becoming familiar with using any of Vectric's versatile combined CAD and CAM software packages. Vectric software can be freely used on an unlimited time trial basis to follow along with the tutorials to come.

A link to the Vectric homepage can be found here:
https://www.vectric.com

A link to the 2D Vectors at Vecteezy:
https://www.vecteezy.com/vector-art/3228598-teddy-bears-hand-drawn-for-adult-coloring-book

00:00 Introduction
00:30 Help Me Help You!
01:26 The Goal of this Project
01:46 Create a New Single-Sided Job
02:10 Download the 2D Vector File
02:35 Import the 2D Vectors into Aspire
03:11 Organizing the 2D Vectors
05:21 Creating Components-Create Shape Tool
05:34 Create Shape Tool-Flat Profile
06:14 Create Shape Tool-Curved Profile
07:29 Limiting Height in Create Shape Tool
09:51 Create Shape Tool-Smooth Profile
14:33 Creating a Copy of the Composite Model
14:50 The Smooth Components Tool
15:08 What Does Preserve Transparency Do?
16:04 Clearing a Component Outside a Vector
16:30 Improve the View with Shadow Shading
16:52 Saving the Model as a .3dClip file
17:13 Conclusion

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