Maximize Toolpath Efficiency with Variables and Templates - VCarve, Aspire, & Cut2D Quick Tip

[@LearnYourCNC]

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[@Golfexpertbelieveme]

When it says "Access to future Content" does that mean any future classes you do will be available to use forever?

[@LearnYourCNC]

@@Golfexpertbelieveme that is correct! Any time I add new lessons to the Master Course, all enrolled students get access to it for life.🙌

[@Golfexpertbelieveme]

@@LearnYourCNC Sweet. I will probably sign up in Jan. Holidays will be done and my wife is due so i will be home for a while. Be a good class to take. I love vcarve and your channel already.

[@unclebob8746]

You have taught me shortcuts and methods no one else has in the last three years. Outstanding videos.

[@IDCWoodcraft]

I didn't realize about the t/# without the equal. And I never paid attention to the numbers at the bottom. Thanks a ton for more awesome tips!

[@pfboards]

GREAT explanation, a little bit more than I needed, but I was searching for a way to set the thickness as a variable, and not need to get into each toolpath and change the cut of depth when the material changes. This was the EXACT answer I needed! Thanks!!

[@5280Woodworking]

The z+0 was genius! This will make some jobs that vary in thickness very easy to recalculate just by changing the sheet parameter! Thanks!

[@fredfloyd6957]

Thanks, Kyle. This is something I will use. That is a great deal of information in a short period of time. Excellent!!!

[@RobSandstromDesigns]

I often use the variables that you shared but don't know all of them. So appreciate you sending me the sheet - I followed your link. One tip that you gave that I have been frustrated with is how often the variable for thickness disappears and the actual thickness gets put in. i will use your trick of using the variable and then adding "0".

[@BAReeve83]

How did I not know about this!?!? Amazing! Thanks!

[@robertkrueger3902]

Your videos are a step above my friend. Your ability to communicate and teach are amazing. Are you affiliated with Vactric? I get the impression you are just an end user that has a superior grasp of the software. I would suggest Vectric take a look at you to teach people their products. Well thank you for the videos they are awesome I am learning all sorts of things watching your videos.

[@ozguzzi]

Wow, that is a GREAT tip! I love it.

[@michaelmessuri7746]

So is this type of information in covered in the Masters class or are these topics covered in the live training course?

[@wasmithee]

Can a single tool path be used on varying thickness materials? e.g. I want a pocket that always has a .25" bottom thickness but my material might be 1" or 3/4" or 1.2 inches.

[@underwoodchip]

Thanks so much

[@LearnYourCNC]

You're welcome!

[@xizivejones]

VCarve Pro does not accept a formula for Tab Thickness, which severely limits the usefulness of variables. Sure, I can automatically update the cut depth but all my tabs will be wrong.

[@bzwax21]

Rocking!

[@steveparry4455]

This is great when working with sheets. Is there a way of making a default template for just a profile cut without working with sheets? e.g. Start depth 0.0mm Cut - Depth 19.20mm / Tool 1/8 EM / Machine Vectors = Outside / Do Separate last pass 0.20mm / Add ramps Smooth distant 20mm

[@shughes599]

Can you set up the templates to do z- for all depths?

[@michaelbruner3555]

Can you use this example in non-pro versions of Vetric?

[@LearnYourCNC]

In non-pro versions, you will not be able to save the toolpaths as a template but everything else will work just as I showed it.

[@markfromwestcoastwoodcraft7633]

Click click click, is it just me or are those the loudest mouse clicks on KZbin?