Making Birdie & Frame Using Aspire Modeling Tools | In the Labs with Vectric | FREE CNC Projects

If you want to dip your toes into the world of 3D modeling in Aspire then this project is going to help you get started off on the right foot. Beki walks through the entire process of how to create this beautiful bird in a frame model.
To start she demonstrates the sorts of vectors you need to create whilst showing you how to create smooth clean vectors. With the vectors all in place Beki then takes the time to show you 3 key modeling tools, starting with the new v12 create round shape tool and how easy it is to build shapes to create the basic foundations of your relief. To then looking at the two rail sweep and the extrude tool. With the basic model created Beki then shows you how easy it is to bring the composite model to a state of finesse with a simple sculpt to blend everything together. To finish she adds the finished model to a frame that she created with the two rail sweep.
Want to learn more about modeling in Aspire? Let us know in the comments we would love to address your questions in a future video!
Have fun making, and make fun stuff!
You can download the Birdie files to cut with your Vectric software today!
Click here to download the files:
www.vectric.com/vectric-commu...
Useful videos that Beki mentioned in this video can be found here:
Introduction to 3D Modeling: www.vectric.com/support/tutor...
How to model a round shape:
www.vectric.com/support/tutor...
How to use the two rail sweep:
www.vectric.com/support/tutor...
How to use the extrude and weave tool:
www.vectric.com/support/tutor...
How to use the sculpting tools:
www.vectric.com/support/tutor...
Want see what all the fuss is about with v12? You can download the FREE Trial software to make sure it's right for you: www.vectric.com/free-trial/
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[@woodworkingDad64]

Another great start to finish project!!! Thank you! I recently upgraded to aspire so keep these coming!

[@vectric]

Thank you, that is great to hear!

[@MoeyD786]

That was great. I'm very new and learned a great deal from this video. Thanks!

[@vectric]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rodneycarpenter3253]

Another great video thank you so much.

[@vectric]

Thanks Rodney!

[@wallystoolshed7050]

Awesome tutorial. Thank you

[@vectric]

Thank you Wally!

[@kickpublishing]

This was really helpful thank you.

[@vectric]

Thank you!

[@jasonjferguson]

What type of wood is that?

[@RobSandstromDesigns]

This was a very good instructional video Bekki. Very glad you took the time to put this together and go over each step. I like that you show how to save at arious points and build on the mode but have an escape plan of going back to good points if there is a goof up along the way.
i will say that I use two computers for my vectric modeling work a MacBook and a Windows computer. Neither of them seem to work as smoothly as your computer appears to while in the modeling mode. I understand the MacBook is running under parallels so it may be part of the reason why it isn't as smooth.
But, my windows version is tricked out with 32GB of GPU, 16 GB Ram, and a 4TB Drive (gaming computer). I realize you were not doing the actual modeling live time for the video because of need to speed up certain parts of modeling. But does you computer work as smoothly as it appears in the video when no intentionally speeding up the process? I am mainly talking about when you use the tools/trigger icons for adjusting heights and fades etc. Your computer seems to work smoothly where mine seems to be "jerky" as I try to adjust my shapes and see them. I am wondering is that me being heavy handed or is there something that I need to adjust to make the modeling process more smooth - similar to how I see you adjusting things. Maybe you can't answer because you can't see what I am talking about, but thought I would throw it out there.
Thanks agian for the excellent tutorial. Looking forward to seeing you and Todd in October in Austin.

[@vectric]

Hey Rob... Todd here. This feedback is really good to hear. I would really suggest you fire off an email to support... they have a few tricks up their sleaves that might help.

[@mattivirta]

how i move computer scanner picture to aspire ? and make this picture 2D or 3D g-code ? i have some job wood what need scan and add to aspire and then g-code work cut out of wood.

[@vectric]

Hey there! You can import 3rd party 3D data into Aspire easily! Check out this video here: www.vectric.com/support/tutorials/aspire/?playlist=general-topics&video=how-to-import-and-export-3d-data
If you need further assistance, please don't hesitate to contact our support team on [e-mail] they'll be able to point you in the right direction.
Thank you, have a great day!

[@garyisnow46]

Brilliant informative instruction video as usual from Becky but the music ….. 😱Terrible

[@vectric]

Thank you, glad you liked it - minus the music! We'll bear that in mind next time. Thank you

[@PSS_1]

How to copy a detail with all paths diagonally?

[@vectric]

Hey there! Sorry I'm not quite following what you are asking? Could you help me understand what you mean by detail?