CNC Woodworking Tutorials for Beginners-03

In this video we will learn how to generate the toolpaths required to CNC machine our sign from the 2D-vectors we created in the previous video . My series on CNC Woodworking Tutorials for Beginners will teach you how to use Vectric Aspire CNC software to get started with CNC woodworking. Whether you use a desktop CNC router or a larger CNC machine these tutorials will help you DIY by becoming familiar with using any of Vectrics versatile combined CAD and CAM software packages. Table of Contents: 00:00 - Introduction 00:51 - Accessing the Toolpath Tools 01:07 - Material Setup 04:28 - Rapid Z Gaps 05:58 - HomeStart Position 07:04 - Pocket Toolpath Tool 08:05 - The Tool Database 09:08 - Creating a New Tool 10:39 - Bit Parameters in the Tool Database 14:16 - Offset vs Raster Cutting 15:08 - Profile Pass in Pocket Toolpaths 16:15 - Pocket Allowance in Pocket Toolpaths 18:08 - NamingCalculating Pocket Toolpath 18:39 - Preview Toolpaths Panel 19:23 - Using Second Tool for Pocketing 23:20 - Tweaking the Pocket Toolpath 24:50 - Adding color to the Toolpath Preview 25:20 - Changing Viewing Perspectives 26:22 - The V-Carve Toolpath Tool 26:59 - Start Depth for V-Carve Toolpath 28:45 - Checking the Depth of the V-Carving 30:39 - The Profile Toolpath 32:35 - Adding Tabs to Profile Toolpath 34:56 - Saving the Toolpath Files 36:52 - Selecting Correct Post Processor 38:27 - Deleting Excess Material from 3D View 38:33 - Saving an Image of 3D Mockup 39:12 - Conclusion Vectric software can be freely used on an unlimited time trial basis to follow along with the tutorials to come. A link to the vectric homepage can be found here: DISCLAIMER The videos produced by FJB Custom Woodcrafts are intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. No warranties are implied and you should not rely solely upon the information and techniques demonstrated in these videos. It is your sole responsibility to research every technique and determine for yourself the safest working methods that produce the best results using the tools and machines available to you. All information contained herein should be independently verified and confirmed. FJB Custom Woodcrafts cannot guarantee the accuracy completeness or validity of the techniques demonstrated and cannot be held liable for any errors or omissions. FJB Custom Woodcrafts does not accept any liability for any loss damage or injury whatsoever caused by reliance upon such information. The readerviewer of materials produced by FJB Custom Woodcrafts agrees to indemnify and hold harmless FJB Custom Woodcrafts from and against any personal injury damages costs and expenses including any legal fees potentially resulting from the application of any of the information provided by FJB Custom Woodcrafts. This disclaimer applies to any damages or injury caused by any failure of performance error omission interruption deletion defect delay in operation or transmission computer virus communication line failure theft or destruction or unauthorized access to or use of record whether for breach of contract tort negligence or under any other cause of action. The readerviewer agrees to assume all risks resulting from the application of any of the information provided by FJB Custom Woodcrafts. By using any information obtained from the content available therein the visitor agrees that the use of said information is entirely at hisher own risk.,

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