How to: Get started in Carveco with a welcome sign 

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You two are talking via RU-vid comments. I just call my in-laws on FaceTime. Next time you two get together for Thanksgiving or Christmas I want to see a "shop visit" video on both channels!

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Thank you I’m glad you enjoyed it. Good luck on your first cut and every cut after your first one.

Thank you Mike thanks for watching and I’m glad you enjoyed it. I hope it helped you in someway.

Thanks for watching I felt the same way and that’s why I switched to Carveco it’s an awesome program

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Thank YOU! very much Sonny we really appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed the video

You’re very welcome Roy thanks for watching the video i’m glad you enjoyed it and found it informative

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Thank you for watching!! In the beginning learning the software is a challenge but hang it there once you have it down the projects you can make are incredible

@@Hinkleshop the worst right now is trying to find the right g-codes for my machine. I think I have it but, for some reason, my machine never makes it out of the strat point. Like it's trying to cut the whole welcome sign on a pin head.

What machine do you have? If you contact Leighton @carveco tech support letting him know which machine he will point you in the correct direction let him know I suggested you contact him

@@Hinkleshop they're even going to try and get the rotary set up and goingr.

@@HeirloomGameCalls that’s great! they are a really good group at Carveco

Thank you! I highly recommend changing to carveco it’ll be a pretty steep learning curve but once you have it down, you wonder why you waited so long to switch

@@Hinkleshop actually I am cnc machinist learning curve won't be to bad. There wasn't anything you said in the video that sounded foreign to me.Just have to make sure my old laptop can run it.

Awesome then it will be a walk in the park

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Thanks for watching A rough guess based on 50 IPM I would say 15 -30 min There are many variables involved such as safe z settings and travel speed during rapid moves

Yes I create files on my desktop all the time then send to a thumb drive to take out to the shop laptop

Thanks for watching I think I understand your question Basically you are wondering if you can use a tapered ball instead of a vee bit If that’s the question Then yes as long as you choose a v bit tool path strategy it will work The walls of the letters will match the taper of the bit

Thank you so much for the reply. Basically, yes, that answers it. My question since getting this longmill using gsender has been if you create a catch all tray, (yes, the one I made from your video) and not have a touchplate, could you start the project with the 1/4” endmill in the lower left corner using the paper method to get your initial xyz. Then, when changing to the vbit, just reposition the vbit and get the z from the same place, not the xy, leaving that as originally created with the first 1/4” position. Sorry for the long description, but I don’t believe I’ve ever seen a video explaining that. Your videos have been super helpful, thank you for that!

@michaelsweet8327 be sure to rezero for z height when changing from one bit to another

It may be the finish depth setting or the 90 bit used has a larger profile than what Carveco is being told you are using I ran into that with a bit from amana that was larger than the one I programmed

Thank you for watching When you are creating the tool paths and you click to select a tool a drop down should appear on the left with sub drop downs that show the tools available if that is not the case it would appear you have a software issue contact Carveco support and they will get that fixed Hope this helps

Thanks for watching The software is called Carveco

Check the post processor selection before you save the tool path It’s on the right side bottom of the screen

@@HinkleshopAppreciate the reply, Ive tried both, the UGS and Fox Alien, I get the same error code, frustrating!!

@dluxbbq567 You can’t open the tool path from the desktop you have to open it in your Carveco model make your changes and then save over the original that’s on the desk top I didn’t catch that in the first question sorry

I installed Note pad and saved it there, it opens now! Do you offer Virtual One on One Training?

Glad you have got it working We are currently looking for the right platform to give the one on ones If you need immediate help shoot me an email and I’ll be glad to help Hinkleshop@gmail.com

You’re welcome hope this helped