Perfectly Straighten CNC Vectors (You Won't Believe How Easy It Is!)

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Thank you to all the videos you provide. They are usually short, straight to the point and fairly easy to understand for a novice like myself. Great work!

[@Timberfalls]

Tnanks for the positive feedback. This helps let me know we are doing okay so I appreciate it.

[@builtbybittle]

What I really appreciate about your videos is how focused each one is for the exact thing you are demonstrating. I don't have time to sift through 30min - 1hr long videos to find the 5 min demonstration I need. Thank you.

[@Timberfalls]

The positive feedback on these is greatly appreciated. These comments help let me know they are helping. Thank you.

[@CARGUY7LIFE]

You are the man, You make everything look so easy and then you actually show how to do it in a way that makes sense.

[@Timberfalls]

I am glad these are helping and I try to keep them short and easy. Appreciate the comments.

[@4ranklin1]

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[@Timberfalls]

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[@gizmobowen]

Thanks for this video. I'll definitely be addinging it to my Carveco playlist.

[@Timberfalls]

Thanks I am glad this one was helpful. I appreciate the positive feedback.

[@harishjoshi1598]

To the point and useful as always.. ❤

[@Timberfalls]

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[@BGladWoodworkings]

terrific. Thanks for all you do!

[@Timberfalls]

I am glad they are helping. and I appreciate the positive comments.

[@scottburton73]

So handy. Thanks for this vid

[@Timberfalls]

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[@noerodriguez694]

Thanks for the video super useful 👍

[@Timberfalls]

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[@Fragranc-and-time]

❤❤❤thank you

[@Timberfalls]

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[@Gefionius]

Nice vid. I usually end up tracing a bit map in a vector graphics tool instead of trying to fix poorly imported bitmaps. Get a better result typically with about the same amount of time and sometimes faster

[@Timberfalls]

Sometime I use inkscape to do this or manually trace it out but these tools help make that easier too. I appreciate the comments and feedback

[@emostorm7]

You doing great

[@Timberfalls]

Thanks I appreciate the feedback.

[@CrudelyMade]

this is... miraculous. :-D

[@Timberfalls]

Lol it did seem that way. Appreciate the feedback!

[@CrudelyMade]

@@Timberfalls now that I've managed to close my mouth.. what you demonstrated is one of THE most tedious and slightly complicated processing of an image that comes up very frequently. I've abandoned projects rather than sitting there to process all the little twists and turns manually. or re-done the image from scratch with manual tracing when it wasn't 'too much'.. but the method of using those two tools you showed... lifts such a time/tedium weight from this sort of work, it really us spectacular, especially to anyone who has done this manually before. I'm now subscribed and will be looking through your catalog of tips and tricks for other demonstrations. it's a double gold star for 'very common issue' and 'fairly uncomplicated time saving solution'. maybe 3 gold stars, for having a good video+audio quality and presentation. but.. that's out of 3 stars, so we'll stop there. ;-)

[@Timberfalls]

@@CrudelyMade I have done the same manual tracing till i figured out this trick. It does save loads of time. Thanks for the sub and I hope you find some of my other content just as helpful I appreciate the feedback.

[@richardschark2479]

Had no idea you could do that in tandom with each other. Thank you Jason.

[@Timberfalls]

Glad this one helped. I have found a few gems like this.

[@florianjurgensen6328]

I use Vectric Vcarve pro! Do you know if the arc and spline smoothing function , you Show at the end, is available for this Software? I can‘t find a Video about it! greetings from germany

[@Timberfalls]

In Vectric its called fit curves to vectors tool. It may only be in Aspire though. Thanks for watching my videos. If you ever switch to carveco I hope my channel helps.