I watched your video "How to Reduce Tool Path Cut Run Time" VERY INFORMATIVE and I took pages of notes. I just purchased a Shard SD120 and NO CNC experience but do a lot of woodworking. Wanted to get into CNC work. Having issue with installing my VCarve software but should have that fixed with them shortly. Was wondering if you have a video for beginners explaining in detail to someone getting started into CNC. Your approach to the segment I watched and how you walked through it is terrific and done very well. But little too early for me at this point. Very great instructor, wish you had a class. Will look on your site and follow.
Phil, glad you liked this video brother! Congrats on jumping into CNC with your new machine. I have a video list that should really help you. Here is the link: bit.ly/3mLHGfI Just start at the top and work your way down. You will get there brother!
I just watched this on my tv and wanted to stop in and like and comment. My comment is this…….every or most every subscriber or viewer should send this gentleman $12 thats basically $1 a month for a PERSONAL CNC COACH for a year. Where can we find that especially a top notch guy like this????? You know it’s worth it, I’ve sent my $12+ in and am trying to encourage you to do the same thing. He’s giving the knowledge away and that’s why he deserves the great karma and appreciation of the $1 a month or $12 a year. Thanks again dude
Hey Chris, thanks for all the kind words of encouragement. I'm humbled to be able to teach what I love to others! It's truly my passion and I love what I do! Thanks for the continued support brother!
I ADORE YOU MAN., Thank you so much. I went from 4hs to 1:15hs. You really know your stuff!!! One extra thing I added, is that part of what Im carving is like an eagle`s bone structure (die toten hosen`s logo), therefor I realized that if instead of pocketing like offset or a regular raster I do it in a 45 degrees angle It cut down a bunch of extra minutes. YOu rule and thank you soooo much!
I returned to this video to help me reduce the overall run time on my production runs and it works! You mentioned a few times about increasing the feed rates on the beefier CNC machines. It would be cool to have a beefy CNC machine selection box in the IDC Woodcraft feeds and speeds app. Then have it automatically increase the feeds and speeds settings. This would be very helpful to me since I am going to be running both a beefier and more light weight CNC machines.
WOW!- Been using Vcarve for about a year on/off. Starting to get into more complicated projects and never liked the time it took. Did not realize every thing you went through, this opened my eyes to a lot. Thanks
Cea, you're so welcome I'm glad it was helpful for you! I get what you mean about the time it takes, it can definitely be a lot depending on what you're working on! Keep up the good work!
Thanks for sharing this information. I followed your steps on my project while watching your video. The project time started at 1hr 3 min, after following your advice my final project time was 20 minutes!! The project turn out just as I expected with no errors!
Hi Paul. I know my videos are long, but I make sure that they are jam-packed with stuff that nobody else teaches along the way. Glad you stuck around this time.
Thank you for the detail explanation. I know it takes a lot of time to go back and add in the details with the arrows showing where you are going. Also sharing the screen instead of just seeing it in the background makes it a lot easier to follow.
I hope all these videos are paying off for you cause I know you have a lot of time in all these. And so much information for all of us out here watching. I'd say at this point you're a Professor for all of us. Thanks my friend
Pete, making these videos and sharing information is what I live for my friend! It's definitely my passion to help make CNCing a little bit easier for everyone! Truly my pleasure!
I always thought making things with a CNC router would be so enjoyable but the learning curve was beyond my comprehension. Thanks for straightening out the curves. I'm going to take the plunge and build a CNC router! Thank you for all your free videos, without them I would never have the knowledge and confidence to start this journey.
Garrett, every time I watch your videos, I learn something, and it improves my skill set. I just reduced time on a wall clock I am working on from 4 hours down to 1:41. Thank you for being so giving.
I found by changing the factor it did cut down on my time, and I was seeing the difference when I was making my toolpaths but I didn't push it. Thanks for the good tip.
I love the fact that I can go to your channel and find a video that will solve my problem. I've had my Longmill for over a year now and my projects have become more and more complex. Some of your videos are a few years old but still relevant to my problem. If only there were transcripts of your lessons I wouldn't have to start and stop so many time. Stay awesome Garret.
deduus, I'm so glad to hear that my videos have been helpful for your projects! It's great to know you're taking on more complex work with your Longmill. Thanks for the feedback on transcripts; I appreciate it! Stay creative and keep enjoying woodworking!
I’ve learned some of these tips by trial and error over a year and a half. This video wasn’t around when I started with my LongMill. If it was I would have learned these steps long ago! This is a Great service you are supplying Garrett. Thank you!
John, I completely understand that one. Unfortunately I've learned a lot by trial and error too brother! Glad we can save some frustration for our CNC brother and sisters! Keep up the good work my friend!
I’ve watched this video a couple of times now, very helpful tips and has given me a good overall understanding of what’s going on. Thanks for sharing my man
I'm just binge watching your videos Garrett! I've applied what I learned in this video to my grand kids room signs that are being cut out all in one go. 12 signs in total. Time went from 12 hours to 4 hours 21 minutes! Thank you!!
Been using a CNC for about two years, running Vectric. I always struggled with the time issue on some larger projects. This really helped, cut my current project time almost in half! Great video, as always!!!!!
Wow that was so intresting how you got the time down like that. Now you can knock out several of these signs in a day, versus one or two. But more importantly, you showed us WHAT to do, things to check and HOW to make the appropriate changes to cut down the time it takes to do a carve like this with so much material removal. It is a really cool sign, I like rounded edge with bull nose bit. Really helpful. 👍 So educational Garrett. Thank you so much for taking the time to put this video together buddy. 😃
Joe, exactly brother! Save time where you can! I'm glad you enjoyed it! You're so welcome, I'm glad to be a part of your CNC journey and hopefully make it a little easier!
The scale factor in VCarve for estimation purposes affects the visual representation and the estimated time calculations, but it does not impact the actual run time of the CNC machine. The run time is determined by the toolpath settings, feed rates, and the complexity of the design. So, even if you set the scale factor to 1 or 2 for estimation, the actual run time on the machine will remain the same, as long as the toolpath parameters and design details are unchanged. Nice video for some who are starting off with CNC programming.
johnkramer5949, Thanks for sharing your insights! You're absolutely right about the scale factor in VCarve-it primarily affects the visual aspects and estimation, but the actual run time depends on the toolpath settings and the design complexity. I'm glad you found the video helpful for beginners!
Great Vectric tips! I am a high school wood shop teacher using an axiom cnc. We just ran 20 vetran flags for veterans at our school and having these couple tips really shaved some time!!
Lyndon, you are so welcome my friend. Never give up, even if the going gets tough. You have to always remember the amazing CNC projects that you can make at the end of the day.
I’ve progressed through my learning of VCarve (I’ve upgraded my free trial from Pro to Aspire) way faster than expected, due to your various tips and tricks, but this one has to be one of the most useful tips that I’ve watched so far. In just over three weeks I’ve gone from knowing nothing about the world CNC to designing a 20 component 3D carved plaque from a drawing that I did on my iPad Pro. Thank you once again for your knowledge and help. CNC you later.
CiderFex, right on brother! I'm glad you've been able to learn so much so quickly, that's amazing and you should be really proud! I'm happy to be a part of your CNC journey and help make things a little less confusing and quicker!
@@IDCWoodcraft Thank you kindly. If it wasn’t for the quality, the depth and the straight forward delivery of your videos I wouldn’t have progressed as far as I have for at least another 6-9 months.
this has explained how to cut my time in half ( fantastic job) i would like to engrave barrow staves just don't know how to set up vcarve desktop to engrave on a stave when i have a issue about vectric i always turn to your web site and you are always spot on thanks
Hey Garrett.. I bought some of those bits for the finer details but I bought them in 1/8".. I think I'm going to buy a few of them after the New year is up and running my friend.. The way u made that logo on the piece of wood was magnificent.. It's so clean.. I love this stuff Garrett.. Keep these awesome videos coming my friend. I know lots of ppl are really enjoying these CNC tutorials.. I'm worried about the software as well but I saw u make some thing and the G54 - G59 codes and the G0 & G1 codes and G2O & G21 codes were really nice to learn about.. This was a brilliant tutorial Garrett mate.. I have bought so much over the past 4 months to do with building my CNC and everything thast goes with it now I need to build it and get moving. I will be coming to u for those bits and anything else I need in the new year.. Tanks for everything so far. U have managed to ease my mind a lot over this thing.. Salute to u Sir.. Ur an absolute Legend!
Slim, glad you are enjoying the bits my friend. I am so happy you are enjoying the videos and that they are setting you on the right track to get ahead on your CNC journey. Keep working hard my friend.
Yet another amazing video by Garrett at IDC Woodcraft! You are a fantastic teacher. You move at a decent pace and are very thorough with your explanations, so thank you from all of us that have learned a thing or two from you.
Ordered my machine, spindle, software and bits from you. Thank you for making these videos. Still have a lot to learn but will spend a lot of time on your videos to learn.
Timothy, congrats on ordering your machine and other tools brother! Thanks for supporting me and what I do brother! I'm looking forward to seeing what you create!
So glad this video came up in my feed!!! I’m four and a half weeks in, and there’s no time like the present to implement good habits! Garrett, THANK YOU for all of the knowledge and experience you’re sharing … it’s invaluable 🙏🏽
b-radg916, you're so welcome and I'm glad it did too! You're absolutely right, there's no better time than now to start with good habits it will save you a lot of time in the long run!
@@IDCWoodcraft: It will be a battle at times with my partner, who wants this thing to be churning pieces out yesterday, but if I can save three hours by spending one, I’m definitely doing it!!
dfedx1726, You're welcome! The VCarve time includes not just the cutting but also the repositioning and toolpath calculations. It measures the entire process, not just the time spent cutting material.
From one Garrett to another. Thank you for producing these videos. You have helped me quickly learn Vcarve. Which has helped me get running with my new machine.
Great information, Garrett, as always. It is sure nice to be able to 'apprentice' under your years of cnc experience. I always find other gold nuggets in your videos different from your main points. However, your main points are what keeps attracting me to your videos - which I learn alot. Thank you for your work and effort.
Squib, you're so welcome! I'm glad the videos have been helpful! I'm glad to be a part of your CNC journey and help make the learning curve a little easier!
Thank Garrett i am new to cnc i just got the longmill mk2 and looking fowared to learning how to use it . i will by getting this file for my frist cut on the cnc
Hi Steve. Congratulations on getting the machine finally. Do you have it set up? Also, I was wondering if you used my link when you made the purchase. That would have gotten me a little bit of credit.
@@IDCWoodcraft Hi Garrett sorry when I bought the cnc I didn't know you had the link for it but when I bought it I gave them your name and told them you recommend me. I am in the process of setting it up I hope they give you the credit for it.
@@IDCWoodcraft Hi Garrett no i did not use your link. I did not know you had a link but when i bought it they ask me how i found out about it and i gave them your name a TH-cam channel i hope you got the credit for it .
Was up til 4am watching ur videos Garrett. I'm on my Xams Hols from work now so this is what I'm going to be spending a loitta time doing while I learn how to put my CNC together and get the hardware/software aligned properly.. I'm looking forward to getting the body of my CNC.. I have 5 of those bits atm pal. That's not a bad start. I need to get a surfacing bit though. The 4 basic u spoke of cost me 40 euros and one of them is the carving bit.. they're cheap from Sinoprol or a company with a name like that. The are sharp as heck but at that price they won't probably last all that long Garrett.. I will be calling into ur space to get some good bits in the near fiuture once I have learned from these ones first. I don't want to break expensive bits while learning the technical side of the bits and the machine,, I'm learning so much from ur videos pal so thanks so much for all this information G.. Appreciate every minute of ur time teaching us.. Do u do proper online classes? If so where can I find them and I hope they're not too expensive..
Slim, glad you liked this video brother! I am excited for you to get your machine frame and get everything set up. As for the online classes, not yet! But I have something like that in the works.
This was so helpful, now Vectric actually gives me an accurate idea how long the cut will actually take, also allowed me to increase a lot of my feeds / speeds / pass depths after careful review of manufacturer recommendations.
wow! I'm amazed at the mount of time saved with just a few adjustments. Kinda makes me wonder when i see someone's project listed and the say it was a 15 hr carve, how much time could've saved if they had watched your video. Thanks again for some wonderful information.
Ron, I know what you mean! Some of the carve times are insanely long! Hopefully it will save out brother and sister CNCers a lot of time better spent elsewhere!
Steve, thank you! I'm glad to help brother. I know that initial frustration is overwhelming, but hang in there and just keep pushing forward. You'll be a pro in no time!
Garrett, Thank you for the step by step to save time and tooling. This was answering the questions that I was asking myself two days ago. You knocked this out of the park for a home run. My CNC arrives this week... so excited can hardly sleep. You Rock...
Keith, right on! You're so welcome, I'm glad to help! I'm excited for you to get your CNC in hand and get to creating! Hang in there I know the anticipation is hard!
At 40:28 in your video you mentioned Specify Pass Depths, when you enter Number of Passes, you can type 2, but you have to click on the "Set Passes" button next to it for it to engage. It's not necessary to click the up/down arrow buttons to set it. I found this out awhile ago by accident. Hope this helps.
Appreciate the video bro. Im new to CAD and your tutorial has may made it a lot easier to understand and how to fine tune time on your project. Thanks. Currently learning of Freecad and Vcarve Pro.
Garrett. YOU are the best. You make things so simple in your explanations. This is exactly what 've been looking for. Your knowlege and ability to explain things is so clear. I love to watch your videos and learn from you. This will incease my production by tons. Thanks again for being so willing to help others.
SawdustersCreations, wow thank you for all the kind words. I'm truly humbled and glad to be a part of your cnc journey my friend. Keep up the excellent work over there brother!
Thanks for all your great tips and tricks. You explain this stuff in such an easy manner that you just want to continue learning through your videos. Thanks and keep up the great work!
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new to cnc. I have a onefinity foreman and you are teaching everything I need. thanks
justwavingenterprises2542, I'm so glad to hear that you're finding the information helpful! Enjoy your journey with the Onefinity Foreman!
I watched your video "How to Reduce Tool Path Cut Run Time" VERY INFORMATIVE and I took pages of notes. I just purchased a Shard SD120 and NO CNC experience but do a lot of woodworking. Wanted to get into CNC work. Having issue with installing my VCarve software but should have that fixed with them shortly. Was wondering if you have a video for beginners explaining in detail to someone getting started into CNC. Your approach to the segment I watched and how you walked through it is terrific and done very well. But little too early for me at this point. Very great instructor, wish you had a class. Will look on your site and follow.
Phil, glad you liked this video brother! Congrats on jumping into CNC with your new machine. I have a video list that should really help you. Here is the link: bit.ly/3mLHGfI
Just start at the top and work your way down. You will get there brother!
I just watched this on my tv and wanted to stop in and like and comment.
My comment is this…….every or most every subscriber or viewer should send this gentleman $12 thats basically $1 a month for a PERSONAL CNC COACH for a year.
Where can we find that especially a top notch guy like this?????
You know it’s worth it, I’ve sent my $12+ in and am trying to encourage you to do the same thing.
He’s giving the knowledge away and that’s why he deserves the great karma and appreciation of the $1 a month or $12 a year.
Thanks again dude
Hey Chris, thanks for all the kind words of encouragement. I'm humbled to be able to teach what I love to others! It's truly my passion and I love what I do! Thanks for the continued support brother!
YOUR HEAD LINE TODAY IS (Stop Wasting Hours Of TH-cam Searching) never heard a truer comment what a great video thank you
Steven, I'm glad it was helpful brother! Hopefully it will save you some time on future projects!
I ADORE YOU MAN., Thank you so much. I went from 4hs to 1:15hs. You really know your stuff!!! One extra thing I added, is that part of what Im carving is like an eagle`s bone structure (die toten hosen`s logo), therefor I realized that if instead of pocketing like offset or a regular raster I do it in a 45 degrees angle It cut down a bunch of extra minutes. YOu rule and thank you soooo much!
Right on fergoramone! That is a huge time saving my friend. Happy to hear that this one helped you out!
Well I took this lesson and your lesson on merging text, and I went from 5 1/2 hours down to 2 1/2 hours. Amazing!
Dwight, nice one brother! Time is precious my friend, so im glad this helped.
I returned to this video to help me reduce the overall run time on my production runs and it works!
You mentioned a few times about increasing the feed rates on the beefier CNC machines. It would be cool to have a beefy CNC machine selection box in the IDC Woodcraft feeds and speeds app. Then have it automatically increase the feeds and speeds settings. This would be very helpful to me since I am going to be running both a beefier and more light weight CNC machines.
Dion, glad this one helped brother! I will keep that in mind for the app! Thanks for the feedback on that one. I appreciate it.
WOW!- Been using Vcarve for about a year on/off. Starting to get into more complicated projects and never liked the time it took. Did not realize every thing you went through, this opened my eyes to a lot. Thanks
Cea, you're so welcome I'm glad it was helpful for you! I get what you mean about the time it takes, it can definitely be a lot depending on what you're working on! Keep up the good work!
Thanks for sharing this information. I followed your steps on my project while watching your video. The project time started at 1hr 3 min, after following your advice my final project time was 20 minutes!! The project turn out just as I expected with no errors!
Glad to hear that this info helped you Ebony. That is quite a lot of time saved and a project that turned out well in the end is good news too.
Click and change scale factor to 1 and cuts estimated time in half ! Amazing ! 🎉 Love it ! Thanks Garrett invaluable information 👌🏽
Cjtoledor, you are so welcome my friend!
Guess I need to start watching the whole thing, watch once before and stoped after first tip boy I learned a lot more. Thank you
Hi Paul. I know my videos are long, but I make sure that they are jam-packed with stuff that nobody else teaches along the way. Glad you stuck around this time.
Thank you for the detail explanation. I know it takes a lot of time to go back and add in the details with the arrows showing where you are going. Also sharing the screen instead of just seeing it in the background makes it a lot easier to follow.
CW, you are so welcome my friend!
I hope all these videos are paying off for you cause I know you have a lot of time in all these. And so much information for all of us out here watching.
I'd say at this point you're a Professor for all of us.
Thanks my friend
Pete, making these videos and sharing information is what I live for my friend! It's definitely my passion to help make CNCing a little bit easier for everyone! Truly my pleasure!
I always thought making things with a CNC router would be so enjoyable but the learning curve was beyond my comprehension. Thanks for straightening out the curves. I'm going to take the plunge and build a CNC router! Thank you for all your free videos, without them I would never have the knowledge and confidence to start this journey.
Thank you, 6 months in and still have loads to learn. Just subscribed, your videos are great. From UK.
Dawn, you are so welcome. Heck im about 30 years in and I still have a lot to learn but I'm glad these videos are making things a bit easier for you.
@@IDCWoodcraft so much easier, so thank you so very much for taking the time and trouble to help others, you truly are amazing.
@@dawnash2031 That was quite a compliment. Thank you!
One of the best videos. I never knew we could speed up the performance with the Longmill. Thanks!
Dudley, glad this one helped you save some precious time in your day brother!
Garrett, every time I watch your videos, I learn something, and it improves my skill set. I just reduced time on a wall clock I am working on from 4 hours down to 1:41. Thank you for being so giving.
That is great news Creative HR. 4 hours is a long time for a job!
So many hidden gem channels like this that don't come to light in your feed for months or even years, if ever. Glad this one came up today. Subbed.
Garry, TH-cam does that to us all. Glad you found this one my friend.
First time I’ve seen a good explanation for some of these Vectric functions. Great video Garrett
John, glad it was helpful! I know how steep the Vetric learning curve can be!
your videos are so helpful. I am a beginner but have been totally understanding you. Great work, much appreciated
JT, glad you liked this one brother!
wow, i sat here for 42 min's. A great learning curve, thanks for the info on software settings and what they do
Joe, thanks for sticking with me! And you're so welcome, I'm glad it was helpful!
I found by changing the factor it did cut down on my time, and I was seeing the difference when I was making my toolpaths but I didn't push it. Thanks for the good tip.
George, right on! I'm glad it helped cut down your time cutting!
Timely video. I was wondering why my cut times didn’t match with Vectric’s. Thanks for this great video.
Jim, I totally get that confusion! I think it stumps all of us starting out! You're so welcome! Happy cutting!
Thanks Garrett. Saved me heaps of time working all that out myself.
Greg, you are so welcome my friend.
I love the fact that I can go to your channel and find a video that will solve my problem. I've had my Longmill for over a year now and my projects have become more and more complex. Some of your videos are a few years old but still relevant to my problem. If only there were transcripts of your lessons I wouldn't have to start and stop so many time. Stay awesome Garret.
deduus, I'm so glad to hear that my videos have been helpful for your projects! It's great to know you're taking on more complex work with your Longmill. Thanks for the feedback on transcripts; I appreciate it! Stay creative and keep enjoying woodworking!
Every video lesson you offer, I learn so much. Thank you!!
Sled, you are very welcome! Glad to help!
As a newbie to CNC this has been awsome. I was shocked that on my first project the pockets were taking over an hour. Thanks Garrett.
C McLewee, glad to hear this video helped then brother!
Thanks Garrett. I am new to cnc and could not figure out why stuff says it will take so long. Thanks for the videos. They are so helpful.
Scott, glad to hear it! Time is precious, better to not waist it on cutting and more on getting products out the door.
That 2 scale is NUTS!!!! Who designed this 🤣😂🤣😂 Thank you! Holy COW!!!
Stephen, you are so right. Some tips and tricks can help with this issue for sure. Happy to hear that this video helped you.
Thanks for that Garrett that lesson was invaluable
ivorosullivan3790, you are so welcome my friend.
This lesson will save me a lot of time. And the new shop / studio looks great. Thanks again.
Terry, I'm glad it was helpful, I hope it saves you some time on your projects! And thank you, I'm glad the workshop setup is coming together finally!
I’ve learned some of these tips by trial and error over a year and a half. This video wasn’t around when I started with my LongMill. If it was I would have learned these steps long ago!
This is a Great service you are supplying Garrett. Thank you!
John, I completely understand that one. Unfortunately I've learned a lot by trial and error too brother! Glad we can save some frustration for our CNC brother and sisters! Keep up the good work my friend!
I’ve watched this video a couple of times now, very helpful tips and has given me a good overall understanding of what’s going on. Thanks for sharing my man
scorchio100, glad it was helpful my friend! You got this! Happy cutting!
I'm just binge watching your videos Garrett! I've applied what I learned in this video to my grand kids room signs that are being cut out all in one go. 12 signs in total. Time went from 12 hours to 4 hours 21 minutes! Thank you!!
Frank, that's awesome! Wow, 12 grandkids! If you have that many signs to be making, efficiency is your bestfriend! Keep up the good work!
Been using a CNC for about two years, running Vectric. I always struggled with the time issue on some larger projects. This really helped, cut my current project time almost in half! Great video, as always!!!!!
1070jake, right on brother! I'm glad this one helped get your cutting times down! Happy cncing!
Wow that was so intresting how you got the time down like that. Now you can knock out several of these signs in a day, versus one or two.
But more importantly, you showed us WHAT to do, things to check and HOW to make the appropriate changes to cut down the time it takes to do a carve like this with so much material removal.
It is a really cool sign, I like rounded edge with bull nose bit.
Really helpful. 👍
So educational Garrett.
Thank you so much for taking the time to put this video together buddy. 😃
Joe, exactly brother! Save time where you can! I'm glad you enjoyed it! You're so welcome, I'm glad to be a part of your CNC journey and hopefully make it a little easier!
@@IDCWoodcraft I'm REALLY lucky to have you with me during this journey. I'm so looking forward to being under the watchful eye of the MASTER. 😃
The scale factor in VCarve for estimation purposes affects the visual representation and the estimated time calculations, but it does not impact the actual run time of the CNC machine. The run time is determined by the toolpath settings, feed rates, and the complexity of the design.
So, even if you set the scale factor to 1 or 2 for estimation, the actual run time on the machine will remain the same, as long as the toolpath parameters and design details are unchanged.
Nice video for some who are starting off with CNC programming.
johnkramer5949, Thanks for sharing your insights! You're absolutely right about the scale factor in VCarve-it primarily affects the visual aspects and estimation, but the actual run time depends on the toolpath settings and the design complexity. I'm glad you found the video helpful for beginners!
Great Vectric tips! I am a high school wood shop teacher using an axiom cnc. We just ran 20 vetran flags for veterans at our school and having these couple tips really shaved some time!!
Ronald, that's great to hear brother! That is also a lot of flags for a great cause, you and class should be proud.
thanks a lot Garret your videos have helped me stay with this when i was about to give up on trying to learn how to run my cnc machine
Lyndon, you are so welcome my friend. Never give up, even if the going gets tough. You have to always remember the amazing CNC projects that you can make at the end of the day.
I’ve progressed through my learning of VCarve (I’ve upgraded my free trial from Pro to Aspire) way faster than expected, due to your various tips and tricks, but this one has to be one of the most useful tips that I’ve watched so far. In just over three weeks I’ve gone from knowing nothing about the world CNC to designing a 20 component 3D carved plaque from a drawing that I did on my iPad Pro.
Thank you once again for your knowledge and help.
CNC you later.
CiderFex, right on brother! I'm glad you've been able to learn so much so quickly, that's amazing and you should be really proud! I'm happy to be a part of your CNC journey and help make things a little less confusing and quicker!
@@IDCWoodcraft Thank you kindly. If it wasn’t for the quality, the depth and the straight forward delivery of your videos I wouldn’t have progressed as far as I have for at least another 6-9 months.
this has explained how to cut my time in half ( fantastic job) i would like to engrave barrow staves just don't know how to set up vcarve desktop to engrave on a stave when i have a issue about vectric i always turn to your web site and you are always spot on thanks
William, I am happy to hear this video helped you out with your cut time!
Thank you!! I have been avoiding some projects due to time, but now I can do some that I have been wanting to get to.
Georgia, you are so welcome. Glad to hear you can make the projects you have been dying to make now!
Very good video I agree that the larger pocket area is where the biggest gain is. Thanks again
Donald, you bet brother!
Thank you Garrett. You are such a good instructor. You explain in a very understandable way.
m0532v, Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad to hear that you find the explanations helpful.
Hey Garrett.. I bought some of those bits for the finer details but I bought them in 1/8".. I think I'm going to buy a few of them after the New year is up and running my friend.. The way u made that logo on the piece of wood was magnificent.. It's so clean.. I love this stuff Garrett.. Keep these awesome videos coming my friend. I know lots of ppl are really enjoying these CNC tutorials..
I'm worried about the software as well but I saw u make some thing and the G54 - G59 codes and the G0 & G1 codes and G2O & G21 codes were really nice to learn about..
This was a brilliant tutorial Garrett mate.. I have bought so much over the past 4 months to do with building my CNC and everything thast goes with it now I need to build it and get moving. I will be coming to u for those bits and anything else I need in the new year.. Tanks for everything so far. U have managed to ease my mind a lot over this thing.. Salute to u Sir.. Ur an absolute Legend!
Slim, glad you are enjoying the bits my friend. I am so happy you are enjoying the videos and that they are setting you on the right track to get ahead on your CNC journey. Keep working hard my friend.
Yet another amazing video by Garrett at IDC Woodcraft! You are a fantastic teacher. You move at a decent pace and are very thorough with your explanations, so thank you from all of us that have learned a thing or two from you.
NickJones, it is my pleasure brother! Anything I can do to make your CNC journey easier is a win in my book!
Ordered my machine, spindle, software and bits from you. Thank you for making these videos. Still have a lot to learn but will spend a lot of time on your videos to learn.
Timothy, congrats on ordering your machine and other tools brother! Thanks for supporting me and what I do brother! I'm looking forward to seeing what you create!
1.5 years running a cnc. Still helpful
Look What I Built, very cool brother! Glad to help!
So glad this video came up in my feed!!! I’m four and a half weeks in, and there’s no time like the present to implement good habits! Garrett, THANK YOU for all of the knowledge and experience you’re sharing … it’s invaluable 🙏🏽
b-radg916, you're so welcome and I'm glad it did too! You're absolutely right, there's no better time than now to start with good habits it will save you a lot of time in the long run!
@@IDCWoodcraft: It will be a battle at times with my partner, who wants this thing to be churning pieces out yesterday, but if I can save three hours by spending one, I’m definitely doing it!!
Thank you for showing that little trick. I was wondering why vcarve time was longer then the actual cutting
dfedx1726, You're welcome! The VCarve time includes not just the cutting but also the repositioning and toolpath calculations. It measures the entire process, not just the time spent cutting material.
From one Garrett to another. Thank you for producing these videos. You have helped me quickly learn Vcarve. Which has helped me get running with my new machine.
Nice to meet you Garrett! Glad to hear that videos like this helped you learn so much about V carve!
Great information, Garrett, as always. It is sure nice to be able to 'apprentice' under your years of cnc experience. I always find other gold nuggets in your videos different from your main points. However, your main points are what keeps attracting me to your videos - which I learn alot. Thank you for your work and effort.
Squib, you're so welcome! I'm glad the videos have been helpful! I'm glad to be a part of your CNC journey and help make the learning curve a little easier!
THANK Garret !!! WOW what a game changer, YJOU ARE AMAZING. Keep up the great work my friend, love what your producing !
Bill, right on brother! Glad this video helped you!
Thank Garrett i am new to cnc i just got the longmill mk2 and looking fowared to learning how to use it . i will by getting this file for my frist cut on the cnc
Hi Steve. Congratulations on getting the machine finally. Do you have it set up? Also, I was wondering if you used my link when you made the purchase. That would have gotten me a little bit of credit.
@@IDCWoodcraft Hi Garrett sorry when I bought the cnc I didn't know you had the link for it but when I bought it I gave them your name and told them you recommend me. I am in the process of setting it up
I hope they give you the credit for it.
@@IDCWoodcraft Hi Garrett no i did not use your link. I did not know you had a link but when i bought it they ask me how i found out about it and i gave them your name a TH-cam channel i hope you got the credit for it .
@@stevec5335 okay. What is your email address. I'll talk to them to confirm. they're pretty good about assigning credit
Was up til 4am watching ur videos Garrett. I'm on my Xams Hols from work now so this is what I'm going to be spending a loitta time doing while I learn how to put my CNC together and get the hardware/software aligned properly.. I'm looking forward to getting the body of my CNC.. I have 5 of those bits atm pal. That's not a bad start. I need to get a surfacing bit though. The 4 basic u spoke of cost me 40 euros and one of them is the carving bit.. they're cheap from Sinoprol or a company with a name like that. The are sharp as heck but at that price they won't probably last all that long Garrett..
I will be calling into ur space to get some good bits in the near fiuture once I have learned from these ones first. I don't want to break expensive bits while learning the technical side of the bits and the machine,, I'm learning so much from ur videos pal so thanks so much for all this information G.. Appreciate every minute of ur time teaching us.. Do u do proper online classes? If so where can I find them and I hope they're not too expensive..
Slim, glad you liked this video brother! I am excited for you to get your machine frame and get everything set up.
As for the online classes, not yet! But I have something like that in the works.
I also want to say thank you for showing this time project I didn’t know it was possible.
Janet, you're so welcome! Don't worry, I didn't know either at first! But it's saved me a lot of time in the long-run!
Had my machine for a couple months now,this video is extremely helpful,some of my cut times are crazy long.
Michael, glad it was helpful for you! Hopefully those cut times won't be too crazy anymore!
This was so helpful, now Vectric actually gives me an accurate idea how long the cut will actually take, also allowed me to increase a lot of my feeds / speeds / pass depths after careful review of manufacturer recommendations.
Mike, im happy to hear it brother. Sometimes those cut estimations can be so inaccurate.
wow! I'm amazed at the mount of time saved with just a few adjustments. Kinda makes me wonder when i see someone's project listed and the say it was a 15 hr carve, how much time could've saved if they had watched your video. Thanks again for some wonderful information.
Ron, I know what you mean! Some of the carve times are insanely long! Hopefully it will save out brother and sister CNCers a lot of time better spent elsewhere!
Great video, I can't wait to try the time savings tips on my next project.
Kevin, glad to hear it brother!
Nice video. I love that I'll be able to complete five or six projects in a day VS 1.
James, right on brother! Glad it was helpful! Happy cutting, keep up the good work!
Love what you do. It really helps a newby get up to speed with less frustration!
Steve, thank you! I'm glad to help brother. I know that initial frustration is overwhelming, but hang in there and just keep pushing forward. You'll be a pro in no time!
This was really helpful. I always wondered why it took sooo long for items I see others running much faster.
Sirxx99, I'm glad it was helpful brother!
Great video. This saved me so much time on my current project.
Alex, that is great to hear brother!
Thanks Garrett, you just saved this newbie a buttload of time. Much appreciated. THANKS!!!
Darren518, you are so welcome my friend.
Garrett, Thank you for the step by step to save time and tooling. This was answering the questions that I was asking myself two days ago. You knocked this out of the park for a home run. My CNC arrives this week... so excited can hardly sleep. You Rock...
Keith, right on! You're so welcome, I'm glad to help! I'm excited for you to get your CNC in hand and get to creating! Hang in there I know the anticipation is hard!
At 40:28 in your video you mentioned Specify Pass Depths, when you enter Number of Passes, you can type 2, but you have to click on the "Set Passes" button next to it for it to engage. It's not necessary to click the up/down arrow buttons to set it. I found this out awhile ago by accident. Hope this helps.
Jimmy, thanks for the pointer brother!
Thanks!
Thank you Dick! I appreciate it brother!
Belgium here. Good afternoon.
Erol, welcome brother! Good afternoon to you too!
Well done! Great video with lots of useful information.
Dan, I am glad you liked this one brother!
Appreciate the video bro. Im new to CAD and your tutorial has may made it a lot easier to understand and how to fine tune time on your project. Thanks. Currently learning of Freecad and Vcarve Pro.
Oryx, glad you liked the video brother!
Garrett. YOU are the best. You make things so simple in your explanations. This is exactly what 've been looking for. Your knowlege and ability to explain things is so clear. I love to watch your videos and learn from you. This will incease my production by tons. Thanks again for being so willing to help others.
SawdustersCreations, wow thank you for all the kind words. I'm truly humbled and glad to be a part of your cnc journey my friend. Keep up the excellent work over there brother!
Thanks for all your great tips and tricks. You explain this stuff in such an easy manner that you just want to continue learning through your videos. Thanks and keep up the great work!
Lucymolinar, you are so welcome my friend.
Thanks Garret, I can't wait until I get my new longmill in July.
Jeff, I know that wait is hard brother! So much anticipation! Hang in there!
A much needed video! Right on Garrett!
The Bull Rider, thanks brother! Glad you enjoyed it!
Great teaching my friend
Randy, glad to hear it brother!
Thanks another great video I'll try this on my current project
Ralph, thanks! Let me know if it makes a difference for you!
Thanks Garrett! Amazing time fixer!
Dwight, you are so welcome brother.
Love your videos. You explain everything and make it easy to understand.
I'm glad they have been helpful for you so far my friend! Happy cncing!
Great info. It sure will help cut the time on all projects.
Jeff, thanks! I hope it saves you some time!
Wow! Thank You so much for making this material available. I have subscribed and am bookmarking your website. This is awesome!!
Travis, welcome aboard! You're so welcome my friend, I'm glad to be a part of your CNC journey and hopefully make things a little easier!
Very helpful video Garrett
Jeff, glad you found this one helpful brother!
GARRETT YOU JUST LOWERED MY TIME ON MY PROJECTS
Right on Danny! Glad to hear it!
Nice video as always Garrett. Thanks.
Glad it helped you Durand.
Hi Garrett. Nice video. Learned a lot from this one. As always, thank you!
Douglas, I'm glad this one was helpful my friend! Thanks!
Garrett you have helped he some sort much thanks.
Danny, you are so welcome my friend. Glad this one helped you.
Garrett, thanks for all the useful information.
Alex, you are so welcome brother!
Thank you I certainly needed this.
Frank, you are so welcome brother. Glad to hear this one helped you.
Awesome information as usual!
Hi Dave. Glad it was helpful!
What a great amount of good information in a video. Thanks
Joseph, glad you enjoyed it!
Great video Garrett
Resorter66, thanks brother!
Time is precious.
Thank you Garrett, for showing how to save some of it on our own. Atleast as far as CNC machining goes 😉
Great video as always! 🍀
Darko, so very true my friend I couldn't agree more! Thanks!
Lot of good info in this video. Thanks. Have to get the new 1/4 inch drill bit for some of my projects. Will be ordering soon.
Herbert, thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! I'm excited for you to get your 1/4 bit and to see what you make with it. Any ideas?
Thanks for the very detailed instructions.
Jimmy, you are so welcome my friend.
Saved me some time. Thank you Garret!
Oldtech_76, you're so welcome!
Very informative, I learned a ton!
Mike, I'm glad you enjoyed it brother!
Thanks my friend. Good project, one need to know that stuff.
Jess, you're so welcome! Glad you enjoyed it my friend!
Excellent video!! I learned a lot!
Shawn, I'm glad you liked this one my friend. Hope it took your toolpath times down a good bit!
My god this just helped me a ton. Thank you so much Garrett.
Michael, you are so welcome my friend.
Thanks you did same me a bunch of time cut one project from 30 hrs to 15
Wow Shelby, glad to hear it changed your project time so much!
You the man saved me so much time!
Eric, so glad I could support you when ya needed it.