Import 3D Models in Aspire

cncroutertips.com Companion video to episode CNCRT: 03. How to import 3D models into Vectric Aspire. How to position, rotate, resize and toolpath a 3D model.
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[@gregfry2847]

I have spent the last several days watching videos looking for how to turn a .stl file to vectors in Aspire. The part I was missing was to put a boundary around the image. This video explained it quite well.

[@peroidus]

You help me solve problem that bothered me 2 days ! Thank you !

[@tonysanett]

Awesome, thanks for your very detailed tutorial

[@senoirdean]

Thanks for the video perfect answer to my question.

[@shafaqatali-hb2zo]

thanks for share your information....

[@cncroutertips9471]

Thank you Phil.

[@totyshy]

THANKS!!!

[@edmond73012]

Outstanding job Bill.

[@DonaldDrennan]

Thanks, this is helpful. What if I want to carve the model out of sheets of 2" thick foam to be assembled in layers?

[@jessedelacruz8960]

Thank you brother you helped me out so much

[@86yimhj]

I have trouble with the zero plane. How do I move down the zero plane to make the whole model?

[@Hoss_1966]

is there anyway to go back to the orient the 3D model once you move on so you can go back and resize/move the model up or down.

[@wifuguild9741]

Thanks bro

[@user-tt6kx9dd9b]

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[@GetRealwithMike]

This helped me a lot. I have an MPCNC machine. It's homebuilt. There are things I want to carve like an Old West building in 3D from a 2D image but I don't know how to do that. I'm going to learn Fusion360. I understand that it is impossible to use F360 files in Aspire, but, people are doing it. Can you make a video about that? F360 seems pretty easy. Thanks, Mike

[@isabelosaavedra]

Can we import and combine 2 or more STL file into Aspire ?

[@antoniomastroianni4539]

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[@M3rVsT4H]

It's not that I don't appreciate the effort that goes into making a tutorial vid. But I found this so frustrating, it's hard to be constructive in my criticism. I feel the need to leave a warning to any future viewer.. He spends 13 minutes exploring all the little "features" that you have almost certainly clicked on and played with already and will likely never actually use. Generates a toolpath that not only will not lead to carving the part but will actually make it hard to get any sort of result. Then goes back to the beginning and starts over. By the time its all done, you will be absolutely no closer to actually making the toolpaths to actually carve a 3d part.