Photo VCarve VS Photo VCarve Toolpath in Aspire. What's the difference Vectric

PhotoVCarve VS Photo VCarve Toolpaths
Episode 44
The episode is a close look at the differences and similarities of PhotoVCarve (standalone software) and the Toolpathing options in Aspire and Vcarve for Photos.
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[@michaelkeymont501]

Finally, someone answered this question! I had been falsely feeling that I was missing out on something because I “only” have Aspire...
Top notch content as always!

[@mezalick]

Thank you Sir, You're not missing anything

[@jimmeadows5637]

Great info Michael, I have both Aspire and PVC. I have never been able to get acceptable results with PVC, and finally just gave up using it. With your explanation of the parameters I may try it again. Thanks.

[@TheWoodFly]

Well done. Thanks for the comparison.

[@mezalick]

Thanks, it was something I was interested it learning myself.

[@bentebrunsvelt319]

Thanks for good info👍👍👏

[@robsandstrom9854]

Good tutorial on differences. doesn't sound like I need to add photo vcarve to my software inventory because Aspire should do the same things with the exception of not being able to use a bull nose bit.

[@mathewh3849]

How do you typically finish the final carve to get a good result?

[@mezalick]

If using wood, seal it first. I use clear shellac. Run the toolpath and then apply a light coat of stain or paint. Let dry. Lightly sand off top coatings and reseal.