Save HOURS with this UNKNOWN shortcut for node editing - VCarve, Aspire, & Cut2D Quick Tip

How to save tons of time node editing to make straight lines with one simple button click. This tip applies to Vectric VCarve, Aspire, and Cut2D.
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[@LearnYourCNC]

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[@robertkrueger3902]

your videos are always a great source of information . Even an old guy like myself can follow along with your demonstrations

[@ifiwooddesigns]

Here I am going crazy editing individual nodes to align and expanding as large as possible. Going to have to go through all your videos.

[@ChristcrossCrafts]

BRILLIANT! Now, I just need to remember this.

[@LearnYourCNC]

I leave that part up to you😆

[@okanagansawmill]

Watched a few of your videos and subscribed, short clear and concise nice work!

[@flypic1098]

That's great. Your videos are so easy to understand. I just need some time to be able to use these tips. Thank you. Jim

[@daneilers739]

Nice job! I always look forward to your videos: I learn so much from you.

[@stande-man3976]

oh man. you saved me tones of time - thanks

[@davidcochran934]

great tip. Now I hope I an remember it when I need it. Thanks for all he info you give.

[@wagsman9999]

Nice tip! For the newbs... VCarve has a list of shortcuts on its website; five pages long and well organized.

[@jamiefowler4983]

Thank you Kyle. That is fantastic and a great tip. Here are to so many more.

[@stevegronsky8904]

Short & sweet!!!!! Good one easy to follow.

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[@LearnYourCNC]

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[@underwoodchip]

Awesome thanks

[@douglasmitchell4063]

Nice tip. It’s fun to learn new ways to use the software. Thank you.

[@01f4irider]

Holy crap! Now this is an awesome tip!🙌🏼

[@LearnYourCNC]

Glad it was helpful!

[@noface960]

Literally, 1000X hours saved. Thank

[@martymitchell9855]

Thank you soooo much for sharing this!!!

[@petebuehn7789]

Kyle: Great tip !!!

[@IronJmo]

Fantastic!

[@adiringer1959]

Awesome tip, thanks!

[@jacobthompson4444]

Thank you so much! this really did save hours for me.

[@jamescullins2709]

Good, well done!

[@86OEd]

Excellent!

[@RobSandstromDesigns]

Great tip Kyle always providing handy tips.

[@ozguzzi]

Love it !

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[@Vestly-Snekkeri]

Takk!

[@gregsanda9953]

If there are only 2 nodes why are the lines so jagged in the first place. I use carbide crate and when I add text or svg's everything is smooth as butter. When I add the same in vcarve pro it always looks jagged. Im using the trial version. Nothing imported ever looks crisp. So are you saying every job needs node editing? Thanks

[@tbunton2928]

If you box select the nodes which node is chosen to align to?

[@leonardcarroll156]

For some reason , I’m finding it difficult to edit a straight line between two curves. Do I need to add nodes ?

[@leonardcarroll156]

I got it , the trick is if all vectors are closed on an arc. You have to add a new point .👍

[@leonardcarroll156]

No ,I thought it was the solution but it’s not. Could I send you the file ?