Reducing Machining Times - Part 27 - Aspire and VCarve For Absolute Beginners More down here ↓↓↓ Click SHOW MORE!
This is the 27th in a series of videos geared toward the person who has never worked with CAD or CAM in the Vectric Software before.
In this video, I’ll talk about a couple of methods I use to reduce 3D machining times in the Vectric software.
I’ve received a couple of questions about how long it takes to carve a 3D project using VCarve and Aspire. I’ll show you a couple of ways that you can reduce those times, by adopting new strategies, and optimizing the feed rates and plunge rates for each bit.
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