Carveco making a multiple 3D relief coat of arms

[@difalkner]

Looks good, Roger. Looking forward to seeing you machine this.

[@jaggedpixel]

Does this have enough clipart to put together the royal coat of arms?

[@rogerwebb9600]

Yes

[@jaggedpixel]

@@rogerwebb9600 Just seen the price of the software! And no trial :( Been after the royal coat of arms for years to go on my wall.

[@Grumplefut]

@@jaggedpixel same, it's pricey, but it seems the features are well worth it

[@peterplantec7911]

This was an excellent tutorial, but the resolution was so low I couldn’t read any of what you were pressing. It was quite blurry. There was no option for a higher res play. Thanks for your expertise and your time.

[@stephenanthony661]

Love your videos , I live 3hrs North of Perth . I have an xcarve and just getting into cnc.

[@ellenyager9577]

Amazing! It is just amazing!

[@transonlaser119]

Looks great

[@Thepriest39]

Does Carveco give a time estimation on the machining?

[@Grumplefut]

Is this relief library option available for any carvco sub, or just the +?

[@rogerwebb9600]

Hi, yes!

[@brunolklein]

Hello, Roger. Great video. One thing that I notice when I mill a relief is that it will mill in one direction, usually X. This means that the sides of the 3D model will look unfinished on half of it. Is there any option on Carveco to do the finishing using X and Y paths combined? Thank you

[@rogerwebb9600]

Yes!, when you choose a tool in the finishing wizard you can choose cut in x and y then set the angle at 45 degrees

[@ianpilgrim7681]

I’m looking to buy a cnc, which one do you use?

[@rogerwebb9600]

Hi, see my video 207 on Chinese lasers and what to buy and what not to.

[@webleyneodrift9567]

It's art cam?

[@rogerwebb9600]

Yes Careco is the new name for ArtCAM