coryatjohn
04-01-2013, 02:51 AM
Ok, I made this today. It started life as a low res jpg. Turned it into a vector with PhotoShop, then into Illustrator, stroked and saved it, then imported into Partworks. That was easy.
I used the V-carve tool to do the paw print using a 1/4" bull nose bit. When I ran the file, I got an error telling me that VS was below minimum. I tried changing a bunch of things but it didn't help. Finally, I gave up and just edited the SB file changing the invalid command of MS 0.0,0.0 to a useful number. That fixed it. I had to create my own tool definition for the bit and that may have been a problem but it appeared as if I did it correctly (?).
My question is why would the speed be set to 0 for X, Y and Z when I used the V-carve tool?
http://www.usnaviguide.com/shopbot/Lausanne.jpg
I used the V-carve tool to do the paw print using a 1/4" bull nose bit. When I ran the file, I got an error telling me that VS was below minimum. I tried changing a bunch of things but it didn't help. Finally, I gave up and just edited the SB file changing the invalid command of MS 0.0,0.0 to a useful number. That fixed it. I had to create my own tool definition for the bit and that may have been a problem but it appeared as if I did it correctly (?).
My question is why would the speed be set to 0 for X, Y and Z when I used the V-carve tool?
http://www.usnaviguide.com/shopbot/Lausanne.jpg