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Raised Panel Door | Vectric V11 Tutorials

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In this tutorial we are going to show you how to create the raised panel you can see on the screen using a specially shaped cutter and the profile toolpath. We are going to start with a simple vector that represents the outline of our raised panel and another vector that represents the profile of the special cutting tool.
We will add this tool to the tool database and following that we will create a profile toolpath using that tool to create the desired effect.
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~ Adding a Form Tool 01:22
~ Raised profile toolpath 06:19
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16 авг 2024

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@LogicSpeaks 2 года назад

So I just saw software Mosaik able to program the raised panel doors as one piece by making the corners all machined with sharp corners. Is this possible to do in any Vectric software? What you showed above is to make the inner piece only.

@vectric 2 года назад

Hello... thanks for the question. You could but Mosiak is built for that specificaly, so if that is what you are looking to get into then it may be a good choice. I would suggest downloading the Trial version of our software and give it a try to see if it fits your needs.

@homehackshowtos 2 года назад

Can v carve pro do this? I want to cut a profile to simulate a raised panel door?

@vectric 2 года назад

Hello... and thank you for the comment. Yes you can add in your own tools into VCarve, but I would suggest you have a look at the Moulding Toolpath stragity you may find it easier to use.