HOW TO: MAKE PET TRAYS WITH CARVECO SOFTWARE TUTORIAL 

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​@@Hinkleshop was the endmill used an up or down cut

Down cut to limit the tare out on the top edge

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@@Hinkleshop thanks Vernon. We appreciate that. You just convinced me to purchase Carveco. Going to check out more of your videos.

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Ken If you don’t have a bit setter or PWN CNC collars you need to separate the v bit and end mill files cut the end mill file first Then re-zero for your v bit z off of the top of the stock on the edge where you have original stock height hope this helps Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching Reduce the step over and or try a ball nose for the area clearance tool path with a close step over similar to a relief carve finish pass

Thanks I will give that a try.@@Hinkleshop

Thank you! Carveco is an awesome software I’m confident that you would be happy with it if that’s the software you chose

Thanks for watching I typically get on the internet and enter the type of dog and use free svg’s

I’m away from my home at the moment on vacation when I return I’ll investigate

Ok I checked unfortunately I don’t have a direct link to the collars the only link I have is to PWN CNC pwncnc.com/?ref=D7STa4Rxeaj8P

I posted the link for you, Vernon!@@Hinkleshop

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First of all thanks for watching! The first time that happened to me it’s stumped me for a little bit as well However it is a simple fix undo your border basically remove it and we will make it again after we make the fix look in the bottom left corner of the screen you’ll find a black and white square approximately 1/4“ x 1/4 inch I would venture a guess that the black color is on the top. You will have to invert those two colors there is an arrow underneath those two boxes click the arrow to invert the colors so the white is on top and the black is on the bottom then remake your border hope this helps!

Thanks for watching Set your point of origin in the center Use a piece of paper to set Z height Save the tool paths to separate files (That selection is on the bottom left of the save tool paths screen) Then complete each operation separately Re-zero your z height anywhere off of the stock that is the original thickness DON’T RE ZERO X OR Y Just the z Hope this helps

aha! don't re zero X or Y, that what I needed to understand! Thanks so much for your time!@@Hinkleshop

@Nissan300zxshowcar you’re very welcome just so you know there’s a playlist on my channel full of Carveco tutorials

@@Hinkleshop Thank you so much! So if I use a 1/2" wide vbit for the carve, would I just bring it up to the side of the workpiece, x and y sides, then divide 1/2" by 2 (1/4" and subtract that to the measurement to get the x and y zero, yes? Confused about changing the bit type for the carve and getting to x and y zero without a touchplate... sorry for the confusion but really trying to complete a valentines day heart tray!!

@Nissan300zxshowcar you should not have to re zero your x or y anytime after you begin any carve or change tools Just the z zero needs to be reset

Thank you like I always say in the beginning of my videos there are many different ways to program the software and that proves my point thank you for sharing