So, set the same feed rate for the roughing and detail passes and time the roughing pass and detail pass I bet the roughing pass takes a lot less time.
During the roughing pass the Z axis is constant and therefore will not be affecting the X/Y speeds, so you can move at 120 ipm during the roughing pass. So setting your feedrate to 120 ipm makes no real difference, during the 3D detail pass your spindle will never be moving at 120 ipm. PhotoVCarve Strategy Vectric V11 Tutorials - YouTube 0:00 / 31:03 PhotoVCarve Strategy Vectric V11 Tutorials Vectric Ltd 45.9K subscribers Subscribe 234 22K views 1 year ago Vectric.
Vcarve Desktop vs Pro - Inventables Community Forum It looks like Carbide. Even if your Z axis is moving a 70 ipm, the X/Y is not, since 70ipm would be the max speed for your X/Y it cannot instantly go from 0 to 70 ipm, so each time the X/Y slows or stops for the Z axis movement, it must then begin to accelerate to the next location, but the next location is only a mm away so it will immediately be waiting on the Z axis again. We also recommend visiting our live online user forum, in which you can ask questions and see what other vectors do In Vectric, we are really CNC. The Vectric UGM San Diego 2022 Extras Pack is available to purchase by Stephanie Downing Mon 10:29 am in Aspire - General 5 Replies 5751 Views Last post by martin54 Sat 12:52 am VCarve Pro & Desktop 11. Vectric VCarve Pro is an excellent choice for those who are serious about. The second limiter is due to the time it takes for Z axis to reach the next height. That is not the acceleration limiter I am talking about here. There is no limit in Pro or Aspire.The first is the acceleration control necessary for the spindle to turn, the closer the turn is to 90 deg the more the spindle needs to slow. You can do larger, but you would have to “tile” the operation to make it work. The difference between Pro and Desktop is Desktop limits you to 24x24 just jobs. If you have no interest in that and are find scouring the interwebs to find your models, then save your money and just go with Pro.
obj file) then Aspire is the way to go as it provides that capability.
Now, if you are wanting to Create/Edit/Modify 3D models (usually a. There are a few ways to Edit the 3D models in Pro/Desktop, but it is very limited, and the “Edits” are a bit of work arounds using the tools available. With Pro/Desktop, you can cut anything and everything that Aspire can, but you cannot “make” your own 3D models, you would have to import them from somewhere else. As far as what I can tell from their website, as well as others I have talked to, the only difference between Aspire and Pro/Desktop is the ability to “CREATE” 3d models. With over 20,000 members the Vectric Forum is a wealth of information Free Minor Upgrades Minor updates are always free to anyone who has the same major version (e.g V11.5 will be free to all owners of V11.0 software). I know you put this up a few days ago, but the answer (as with anything in this world) is it depends.
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