Moulding toolpath - CNCnutz Episode 232 

Great video Peter! I was waiting to see Chip make an appearance at the end dancing to the CNC "music". :-)

Thank you Peter...I have learnt something new today !!!!!..love the music by the way !!!!

Exactly what I needed to figure out how to cut siding for a retro RV cuckoo clock I am designing. Came out beautifully on the first try. Thank you!

Thank you Peter so very much for helping me out. I was able to make the lid... it worked great. I will be posting pictures soon.

you're a star, i have been messing with this for ages , great stuff thanks

Great lesson.I always enjoy your videos.

Great job as usual Peter! Easy for me to understand. Now I know how to make the lid for my pirates treasure box, do you have a tutorial on How To Fill Said Box? Thanks!

You have moved to the big time with Aspire and the help from Vectric. You deserve the support from such companies. Your work has been consistently helpful for many years.

Nice video Peter Thanks

Hi Peter. Love your musical efforts. Very interesting video and it made me wonder if one could create a dome using this method, perhaps by creating an arc in the X direction and one in the Y direction. Any ideas about that? Also, could one do V Carving on the resultant surface? If it can be done, I'd love to know how. Cheers

I believe you get more control creating your lithophanes with Aspire. What material are you using for your lithophanes? I know your no expert at Aspire and to be honest I like that, because it brings up different ways of doing things. Great video.

Im doing the same thing, but want to remove the bottom side as well leaving a quarter inch thick lid. How do i do this

Hello Peter, now that you have made the lid, can you now add a pattern to the top?

Hello Peter, you can use the extend tool to extend the arc... quick and painless...

I can't afford Vectric but in Cambam I extrude the arc as a solid and draw a rectangle for a selected shape boundary and get the height of the sides by leveling the top when I turned it over to do the inside. A projected line from the rectangle to the surface gives a toothpath for a bevel cut around the edge. Then while you are at it you can project whatever engraving on the top, in my case it was the entire crew of the Paw Patrol.

Hi Peter. Im a folower of your videos and thanks for sharing all that knowledge. im trying to molding a piece of MDF 1300 x 130 x 12 mm cambered along 1300 mm to compensate a slightly wall curve i have behind a shelve im trying to put on that wall. Can you help me hot to create a toolpath for that propose. )using Aspire here. thanks

Can I make a 3d component from a molding tool path? I want to project a profile along a molding path but can't figure out how to do that.

Hurray!!!! First Comments. Thanks, Peter PAssuello, good video

Peter, the music was great. I wish I had the score for the ukulele so we could jam in a play along. Peter

Peter, why not just use the Boundary Offset? Set to .125" (half the diameter of the cutter) to remove the lip.

Did you say this could be done VcarvePro, How? Thanks

That must be an old video of your CNC singing. Still has your old router on it instead of the spindle.

a lot of work in addition not precise. Can not I just check the R of the arc in this program? Draw a full write in a rectangle and cut what is sticking out, without measuring and perfect width. Work for about 10 seconds.

I like seeing the drawings but without Machining it it's just lacking something