Easel 3D for beginners by a beginner

[@salty_angler1285]

Thanks for the informative video. Just purchased some files and have been scratching my head for a few days now lol..

[@MrLaroygetz]

Very helpful since I’m a beginner at 3D. 👍

[@pab77777]

thanks for the video. Helped a newbie understand

[@Iggyshere]

Thanks for sharing. I’m a beginner and Iwill be attempting a #d carve coming soon.

[@seniorchief48]

Your verbal delivery is slooow….Just what I needed. The experts go a bit too fast for me and I have to keep going back and forth on the video. Thanks for this tutorial.

[@johnrob35]

I subscribed because of your cut vs grain direction advice Thank you.

[@aminemabrouk5118]

This tip is golden, I have noticed the same

[@mmmmmmm8706]

👍, 3d carving for humans! Thanks.

[@jlssculpturedesign8140]

I would recommend blue lock tight on every bolt once once machine is fully assembled going back on each bolt to keep them coming undone?

[@mitchhalford7684]

Awesome video. Thank you

[@alsaffarstudios]

Thanks for sharing these tips 🙏🏼

[@tyrannicalgaming8750]

Very helpful thank you!

[@djchucksta]

Thank you ,an excellent explanation of how to do it thank you again sir 🙏

[@michaeldowell196]

Love the walk through thank you

[@dalewilliams8491]

thank you just trying help everyone out getting started easel 3d.

[@peterplantec7911]

Well done Dale, only one criticism. You want,to cut perpendicular to the grain to minimize fuzzy. I suspect this is what you meant, but what you actually said was to cut with the grain…that will maximize fuzzies.

[@Iggyshere]

Was the yoga a free STL file? I like to get that yoda😊

[@johnnymensi3004]

So what about setting up the z for the finished cut. How

[@anhel2195]

Lip smackin is crazy, but great video

[@luckylindy1964]

How do you tell easel the direction of grain?

[@starhawke380]

Its under the "Cut Settings" on the right hand side where the preview area is. The fill method for carving out stuff can be circular, vertical lines, or horizontal lines.

[@RichNowak]

Can I create a 3d carving from a photo and how is that done?

[@dalewilliams8491]

That is something you can try and do in carveco.

[@HugoChavez-gy5wi]

Thanks for the video; it is very helpful. 1) what program did you use to create the STL file 2) what type of rough/finishing bits did you use (flute, corn, ball, etc...). New at this CNC thing and still trying to figure out the nomenclature name of parts.

[@jaygraboski3587]

How are the G codes generated?

[@lostbranchranch8646]

Do you use easel for the g codes, also interested about your source for carving files?

[@dalewilliams8491]

Yes I used easel for the codes tool paths Esty for the files.

[@jonwoodworker]

Great video. Where did you get the design files?

[@dalewilliams8491]

Esty

[@pethuds]

Where do you download the files from?

[@NerdTrigger]

it's strange that i dont see the warning even when the model is way over the material.

[@butdidwedie5664]

13:30 one inch is not 2.5 mm. its 25.4mm

[@cwebs1000]

Once you learn the very basics and understand what they do, you will learn much more and easily do better work. Thanks, Carl

[@eagle2D2]

Your Z can be as high as your wood. If your wood is .75, your file can be .75

[@javieruriel]

24 a month and 233 plus tax a year for subscription its quite expensive for beginners, the machine is not giving me money ata the time i buy it. at least carbide create is 120 a year subscription i m go with them better.

[@davekolp4552]

Your right I got bored.

[@tammieloya1198]

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