This month's project, available free of charge to all VCarve Pro 7 and Aspire 4 customers, is this attractive scrolled mirror frame with cast metal finish.
The project offers a great introduction to 2-sided machining as you cut pockets into the back of the piece for the mirror's hanger wire. You can of course add your own finish to this appealing and functional design that would make a great addition to any home decor. This month's free project, available to all Aspire 4 customers, is a decorative 'Bling Box' that includes an ellipse-shaped weave pattern inlay on the lid.
The project files were designed utilizing a number of new features available in the latest version of Aspire. The Aspire files are included within the project download for you to use or customize as desired. This month's free project is an attractive 'Shoe Cubby' that can be configured as a 2-tier or 3-tiered unit.
The project is compatible with Aspire 3. The 2-tiered finished dimensions are: 9. The 3-tiered finished dimensions are: 9.
This month's free project, created by Michael Tyler for Vectric, is a customizable breadbin. This month's free project, created by Michael Tyler for Vectric, an elegant tripod pedestal table.
This month's free project, created by Michael Tyler for Vectric, is an easy to create Pocket Watch with quilted texture presentation box. The Candy Duet measures 5. This month's free project is a customizable lift top cube that comes with three pre-designed ready to cut files. This month's free project is a pair of 3D trout bookends that comes complete with two free. This month's free project is a decorative welcome plaque that comes with interchangeable designs that you can customize to display your very own message.
The project is compatible with VCarve Pro 6. This month's free project is a pair of "L" framed seahorse corbels with a coral motif surround. This month's free project is unique mechanical theme bird house. The creative project shown to the right boasts a 'faux' aged metal finish and measures approximately 17" long x 11" tall x 9" and is compatible with Aspire 3. This month's free project is a decorative v-carved plaque designed to hold a grocery list and pencil which would make a handsome addition to any kitchen wall.
This month's free project is a reversible wooden vase. This project includes a stemmed rose model as part of the design. This month's project, created by Michael Tyler for Vectric, is a Victorian inspired time piece with a faux metal finish.
This bonus project, created by Michael Tyler for Vectric, was inspired following a weave presentation an Aspire Camp.
The creative box measures approximately 8" in diameter x 4" high and is available to all Aspire 3. This project, created by Michael Tyler for Vectric, was inspired by the original "Buffalo Nickel" released in the US in and is available to all Aspire 3.
The unique coin box measures 10" in diameter by 3" thick and the coin-access base is approximately 1. This project would make an ideal present for a loved one on Valentines Day or as a sentimental gift for other occasions throughout the year.
This month's project is a decorative 'old tyme' Mail Repository designed to help keep your mail organized and easily accesible. The customizable project comes complete with three pre-designed receptacles for Letters, Accounts and Variant miscellaneous mail items and is compatible with Aspire 3. The November project is a 17" diameter Holly Wreath.
There are two versions of the project, one with a pocket recess for the carved bow and one without the bow for those who want a simple ornament or would like to add their own decoration. This project is compatible with Aspire 3. The idea was sparked after noticing that the photo frame layers could easily be modified to create a simple and attractive business card holder. This project is compatible with both VCarve Pro 6 and Aspire 3 or greater. This seasonal project allows you to produce up to 9 unique Cookie Stamps.
It comes complete with a storage rack and a detailed recipe to get you baking straight away! This project is compatible with VCarve Pro 6 and Aspire 3 or greater. This project is compatible with Aspire 3 or greater. This project demonstrates how to create slotted photo frames with integrated wooden hinges. Stow your magazines with "The Reader" Magazine Rack project. Customize the magazine front and back cover text with your own wording using Aspire 3's handy Text Tool and Distort Between Two Curves option.
This free project is available to all Aspire 3 owners. This near-replica project can be enjoyed by VCarve Pro 6 owners and Aspire 3 owners alike! Start creating your unique Keepsake Box today and make Mother's Day extra special with this thoughtful homemade gift.
Bring a little 'fruit of the vine' into your home with this decorative and functional project for Aspire 3 owners! This month's Vectric project features a highly decorative "chip carve" motif and can be enjoyed by VCarve Pro owners and Aspire owners alike! The design is a blend of elaborate detail along with the mortised contemporary side panels to make a nice addition to any decor.
This project takes you through all the steps needed to make a beautiful Valentine gift using Aspire 3. It covers the entire process, from design to finished piece, and should be appropriate for any skill level. There are lots of useful tips and tricks along the way that we're sure you will be able to apply to other projects in the future. Free CNC Projects Vectric's free projects come complete with thorough documentation, including an item checklist and step by step instructions.
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Free milling. Free 3D software. There is no limit in our enthusiasm for the extensive applications of a CNC router. Anything else can lead to poor results or errors that prevent your CAM package from generating g-cdoe. Here is an example of what a DXF file looks like when it is imported without any offsets:. Notice there is not much visible difference, however this medium offset has created over unwanted intersections in the geometry.
The difference is dramatic and alarming. If your CAM system is detecting overlapping lines or giving you error codes the primary reason for this is that your auto offset feature is toggled on and your CAM system is literally redrawing the design work to accommodate an unnecessary offset.
If you import the DXF file and you are seeing thousands of little lines very close to each other you import options may be configured incorrectly for lines and arcs when they should be set for polylines. If you zoom in on the DXF file you have imported you will see one design includes single lines like you see in this example single lines are referred to as open cut paths.
If you zoom in on the other image included in the DXF file you imported you will see that it does not contain any single lines. In this design all the cut paths are referred to as closed cut paths :. Now that you are familiar with some of the basics of importing your DXF file you will want to either delete the closed path or open cut path version of the design.
As a rule of thumb all Plasma and Router based CNC cutting systems will utilize the open cut path version of the design if you are using a plasma or router based CNC cutting system you can delete the closed path version of the DXF file design Remember to save the file under a separate name so that you do not lose access to both versions of the design.
Now if you are operating a laser or waterjet based CNC cutting system you will want to utilize the closed cut path version of the design.
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