How to Use vCarve to Design Ornaments that can be made on a CNC, Laser Engraver, or 3D Printer

[@johnthompson5388]

Great video Rob!

[@RobSandstromDesigns]

Thank you for watching and the positive feedback. You are always so supportive and I appreciate your support.

[@fierceflyer5]

Thank you Rob, this was very helpful. I appreciate you for showing the software part.

[@RobSandstromDesigns]

Thank you for watching and providing feedback. The process is fairly straight forward once soeone demonstrates how to do this. I will do the application of the developed file in the next week. At least that is the plan. I gave the files for free download to my website manager and he usually gets things posted quickly.

[@JakeThompson]

Great Video Buddy.

[@RobSandstromDesigns]

Thank you Jake...trying to make time to work on the shop video when I visited you but Christmas present making is kicking my time butt. I like your new Subscribe banner that floats across the screen. Gotta figure out how to do something similar. Copy from the best.

[@eitantal726]

many times, all you have for a source is a picture. Sometimes the picture is in perspective, other times the picture is low-res. There are tools to de-perspective and to upscale. Might be worth doing a video how to make a bad picture usable

[@RobSandstromDesigns]

I think that may make a good video. I haven't spent much time with the AI tools available to do what you suggest. It would take me some more investigation to get to a point I feel good enough to share with others, but it might be worth pursuing. The closest I do to this is when I use IMAG-R to prepare photos for laser engraving. But, still learning that program.

[@eitantal726]

@@RobSandstromDesigns If you remember my prism-like wooden snowflake, all I had was a picture, in a perspective