https://pavilion.dinfos.edu/Article/Article/2223089/vector-vs-raster-images-choosing-the-right-format/
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https://documentation.corelvector.com/working-with-images/vector-vs-bitmap/
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https://pavilion.dinfos.edu/Article/Article/2223089/vector-vs-raster-images-choosing-the-right-format/
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https://documentation.corelvector.com/working-with-images/vector-vs-bitmap/
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Thomas - post one of the files you are considering converting and we can walk you thru it.
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Thomas -this all depends on the source of the file you are converting to svg. If this was an auto trace of a jpeg or bitmap image/photo, then most likely some clean-up will be required. Depending on...
Thomas - the most common vector file formats used for 2D cnc work (at least for me) are dxf and svg. Vectric Aspire/VCarve Pro will import the following vector file formats.
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The literature indicates it is compatible with Vectric and runs on an Arduino loaded with Grbl. Vectric has post processors for Grbl (inch) and Grbl (mm).
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Nice!! I'm running my large cnc machining centers with an old Windows XP computer and it has worked great since 2003. I've still got my Gateway PC I bought new back in 1998. I think it originally...
Carl - that looks like a really nice setup! What kind of table/indexer is that?
Thanks,
David
John - you might also consider trying compressed air directed at the endmill (bit) while it is cutting. This is more to keep the bit from clogging than to lubricate. Of course the air would blow...
John - try spraying some WD-40 on your bit while it is cutting. This works for me.
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I just saw this and assumed that perhaps the snout was machined as a separate piece and then attached to the body.
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Thanks for the tip Stan!
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My bucket has a sealed lid with feedthroughs in the lid for the pressure and return lines. So I consider this a "sealed system". I am using distilled water with a small amount of ethylene glycol...
Gary - That's what I was thinking also. I was just wondering about plasma dust vs. wood dust. Up until this point, I had been using a dry graphite spray. But it can make a mess when applied. I think...
Gary - do you think the paraffin would work well for the same sort of rack and pinion setup, but on a cnc plasma table? My Plasmacam table uses a rack and pinion setup very similar to those on my...
Nice work Stan! How did you apply the red paint, and did you mask it or do it 'freestyle"?
Thanks,
David
I use a piece of masonite (hard board) placed on top of my steel work bench, along with a utility knife. Been doing it that way for years. Cut cardboard, vinyl, fabric, foam, etc. with no problems....
I would recommend using a large C-clamp to clamp your plate to your drill press table. If you don't have any, then this is a good time to buy some. Use a piece of scrap plywood between your metal and...
That's great to know Stan! Where can we see you videos?
Thanks,
David
I agree - perhaps this should be posted in the classified section of the forum.
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Nice work Stan! Very interesting. What finish did you use for the colors?
Thanks,
David
My Avid Pro 4824 has X as the long axis. So 48" wide (x) by 24" deep (y). And the beauty of it is that it can easily be expanded to 48x48, 48x96, etc. I chose the Pro 4824 because I couldn't fit the...
Wes - nice review! It sounds like these Avids were real work horses with great reliability. Thanks for posting.
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Dan - I've got two of the Avid Pro machines and they most certainly don't "bounce around the shop floor". I am using the Avid leg kits, and when properly assembled and leveled, work great. I...
A photo of the hatch pattern you wish to duplicate would be helpful. Inkscape is great for creating hatching and it is free.
CorelDraw will also do hatching. You can save in vector format from...
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