How To Use Move, Rotate, Angles To EXACT Positions For Beginners Vectric Vcarve & Aspire Tutorial

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When you understand how to move, rotate, and determine angles in Vectric Vcarve and Aspire, you are well beyond the typical Vcarve user. And this video tutorial is going to take you there. You will learn how to move, rotate objects and vectors to exact positions, and find exact angles in vectric vcarve and aspire.
These functions are notoriously difficult to understand until you look at it like this.
Move vectors to exact locations
Find exact angles and rotate to exact angles
This works for Vectric Vcarve desktop, Vcarve pro, and aspire
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@terryhealy7826 2 года назад

Once again Garrett teaches us via his own experience. He is never afraid to experiment - and occasionally fail - in front of us, his audience. So we learn to do the same. I really respect that!

@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад

Terry, thanks! We are all human and make mistakes (including me). I love being able to share that with you. It's important not to be afraid to fail! It happens and it's a part of the journey my friend!

@dorsguy Год назад

I have my Longmill now. Haven't put it together yer. Need to buy a sheet of plywood. Learning lots from your videos in the mean time. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

@IDCWoodcraft Год назад

Congrats on picking up your new Longmill Ron! Keep learning hard and when it comes time to cutting, you will be ready to go.

@clicknsee98 2 года назад

I admit, I do drop off from videos, but I also save them in my Library under "Garrett" and come back and finish them later. Sooooo much great info; can't miss it!

@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад

Clicknsee, that is perfectly ok my friend. Im happy that you get so much information from them!

@bobthompsn2896 2 года назад

You changed my entire way of doing things I’m a noob and learning everything the hard way

@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад

Hi Bob. Let's change that. Follow this channel.

@alpscraftshack599 3 года назад

OMG Garrett - another great video of imparting your knowledge. My head is spinning even more than from your last video of knowledge impartation.

@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад

My head spins everytime I do these things. Thank you brother!

@onlyychevys 3 года назад

Very informative! I see your subscribers climbing up fast. Thanks again!

@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад

Thanks and you're welcome. Yes, the channel is growing. Yay!

@HowToFromMeToYou Год назад

Nice tip, I'm sure that'll come in handy in the future

@IDCWoodcraft Год назад

Steve, glad you liked this one brother!

@daveferguson492 Год назад

WOW!! A PRE-bit video. This one is OLD!!! ( I suspect that many of us don't get to the end of some of your videos because you show something and I, for one, think, OH BOY! I GOTTA GO Try THAT!!" In this one, in the first 8 minutes you showed a technique that I want to go try NOW (I'm right in the middle of designing with angles.) Or like your "How to drill holes" I didn't finish but will be going back when I design my spoilboard...

@IDCWoodcraft Год назад

Dave, it might be an old video but I'm glad to hear that it is still helping you from so long ago.

@resorter66 2 года назад

Garrett I think that the reason people leave videos in the middle is that they find themselves watching something that they think they will never use . Jeff

@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад

Yeah, that is pretty much the case.

@TheJonboix 2 года назад

Great idea doing the photo and flipping. That gives exact dimensions to start.

@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад

Hey Jonbo. Yes, this is a great feature to take advantage of for sizing things.

@dwightbennett3548 3 года назад

Great show again. One of the best instructional videos. Thanks for the detail. You've convinced me that I do need to go with Vcarve.

@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад

Hey brother...you won't regret it. If you do, let 'em know someone out here is doing a lot of knowledge giving over their product and loves it.

@TheJonboix 2 года назад

@@IDCWoodcraft I’m spreading the news that there is this guy giving out some of the best tutorials I have seen (of which I watch every second) and it’s free. All it costs is viewing time and a desire to listen and learn.

@JoeCorrado 3 года назад

Good idea with taking a photo and importing it, to measure the "actual" angle. Vcarve is a powerful tool to have. And well worth the effort to learn. I can see many applications for this information- especially when designing custom work.

@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад

Hi Joe. Yeah, when it dawned on me I could do that, I had to share it.

@tpsooner7816 5 месяцев назад

Thanks again, Garrett!

@IDCWoodcraft 5 месяцев назад

tpsooner7816, you are so welcome brother! Happy CNCing.

@bretrussell1510 Год назад

Great info thanks Garrett

@IDCWoodcraft Год назад

Bret, No problem brother. I'm happy to help!

@robrome2546 3 года назад

Great stuff!

@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад

Thanks Rob. If there is anything you want me to shoot a video on, just make a comment.

@TheJonboix 2 года назад

Great demonstration of angles and rotating. Thank you. Curious. Since you have the photo; placed on your canvass; maybe you could drag the boot over the pic and line it visually then place the button piece over the corresponding part of the image in its new position.

@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад

Hey Jonbo. This video was done a while ago. I'd have to go back in to see what you are talking about.

@TheJonboix 2 года назад

I would take the four gaps around the collette? (where the bit goes in) and draw intersecting lines across the hole to find center.

@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing this.

@jeromeherron4195 3 года назад

Thanks I have need the angle just have not taken time to figure it out.

@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад

Hi Jerome! Lol...just like me until I had to do it. What types of projects do you typically do?

@brianharris3602 Год назад

WOW,, that was really something

@IDCWoodcraft Год назад

Brian, glad to hear this video helped you brother!

@leroyscncwoodworx841 3 года назад

Pretty high tech for this 75 yo mind, might have to watch a couple more times. Looking at your spoil board i have a tip for you on how not to spoil your spoil board. I used to do picture framing so i have tons of matboard left over. Matboard is about .050 thick so i cut a piece the exact size of my project material and put it between the spoil board and material. When i do my profile cut it cuts about .025 or so into the matboard but never touches my spoil board.

@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад

Leroy!...this is brilliant. And I so happen to have a framing shop right next to me. I'm talking to him right now!!!! I will also put this on my list of videos to do.

@alpscraftshack599 3 года назад

@@IDCWoodcraft I do something kinda similar Garrett. Since I do a lot of repetitive items over & over again, at various times, I make kind of a 'Mini Spoil board' for each item. The board is made from 3 mm MDF and is cut to the exact size of the stock material that i will use. I place the stock material on the 'Mini Spoil board' and clamp it to the router table. When I do the cut, it cut cuts about 1 mm into the 'Mini Spoil board', leaving the image on it. I identify the 'Mini Spoil board' with the particulars and store it away for the next time I need it. I have an MDF 'Mini Spoil board' for each item I cut. By so doing, I have never used a full sized Spoil board on my CNC Router table, thus never need to resurface or replace one.

@hvwoodcreations6278 2 года назад

Hi Garrett. Your videos have been a lifesaver for me. I run a Onefinity Woodworker CNC with Vectric Vcarve Pro software. I am trying to make a fire department blank maltese cross in this vectric software. I keep screwing it up. Any change you can do a video how to create a fire department blank maltese cross from scratch? I appreciate it. Thank you for all you do.

@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад

I must have been thinking of you when I did this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UDEWIqMQuEA.html

@resorter66 2 года назад

Great video

@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад

thanks Jeff

@metalmaulerwoodworking6732 2 года назад

Just purchased a shapeoko pro xxl. So far love the machine. The thing that I don’t like is the carbide create program. I think I will be purchasing vcarve pro. This video proves that vcarve is a better software program to accomplish various operations. What are your thoughts? As always I find your videos very informative. Thanks and keep up the good work.

@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад

Hey Metalmauler. My thoughts? That the other programs are limited is exactly why I bought Vcarve. And I'm glad you want to change to get the flexibility you can't with some of the others. Can you do me a favor? When you change, can you use the links I provide in the descrriptions? It give me a little pocket change.

@oscarstone8493 3 года назад

How you do anything is how you do everything.....That is a good kick in the pants for me.. I needed to here that.

@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад

Hey Oscar. That one saying shifted my entire life perspective. Gives you a bit of a paradigm shift, doesn't it?

@jerrypeevey 3 года назад

I would have done the same thing with the picture... In fact I start a lot of 3d models that way...I was screaming/wondering if there is a short cut button for your angle spin.... Like maybe hit TAB and then type in + or - 180 degrees..... ???? I can hardly wait to play with this software.... your making me feel more confident in learning it. I have been making 3d models and animating for years but really want to make it solid if you know what I mean :

@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад

Hi Jerry. Yes, there is a way. As you're trying to rotate, type in the angle and enter. Boom, you;ve turned it to the desired anle

@jimbembinster Год назад

Hi Garret, can you rotate from an anchor point so that you can tilt an object? Thanks for the help.

@IDCWoodcraft Год назад

Honeybem, you definitely should be able to brother! You know what they say, there's a thousand ways to skin a cat! Happy cutting!

@montourpg 2 года назад

How do you rotate a panel or rectangle used for a stair railing, rotated to match the angle of the stairs. It would be rotated about a corner of the rectangular panel?

@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад

Hi Phillip. Once you know the angle of the steps (rise over run), Hold the rotate bead, then type in the angle, and the project will rotate to that angle. does that help?

@stevegronsky8904 3 года назад

👍👍

@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад

Thanks Steve.

@TheJonboix 2 года назад

Then, draw a rectangle around the orange button as close to fit as possible. Find center on that and run the intersection of the two lines on the bit hole to the center of the “button rectangle” for your angle. Sorry I don’t have better terminology.

@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад

I get what you're saying.