Tips & Tricks : Grid

[@sputnik4216]

This fellow is an amazing presenter. Everything is professional from speed to diction to content. Never repeats or stalls and has superior product knowledge.

[@menruletheworld]

This video clearly presents how the grid function works and how to apply it. Very useful video

[@Marquart1972]

This guy is an genius in the art of explaining. Great job, thank you very much!!!

[@mindyhall4638]

This kind of detailed instruction is super helpful for us new users; thanks!

[@edkfeeney]

Thanks for the detailed explanation. I didn't know about the last couple of tricks. It will come in handy.

[@kiwdwks]

Appreciate the video! Very helpful/useful information. Origin is awesome!

[@SeanPCowan]

great overview/refresher!

[@akquicksilver]

Great stuff for this amazing tool.

[@johnstivers6405]

If I use the 1/4” engraving bit for my gridding, but I’ll be using an 1/8” bit for my cut, what is the proper bit diameter to enter?

[@Shapertools]

Always use the cutter diameter that's installed at the time, so 1/4"

[@CorentinHarbelot]

very detailed and clear, thanks!

[@dougotio]

Can this CNC machine be used to carve 2d designs on a flat stock like a cabinet door? No inlay.

[@ZachAshcraftPhotography]

Absolutely, it’s perfect for that

[@AK-ne5nn]

Is there any way to mirror image the zero? As in, have the grid starting from the right hand side?

[@AK-ne5nn]

Never mind! I watched the video. It answered my question. Very helpful!

[@PhillipsTravels]

Is it possible to set up a grid then rotate it 45 degrees?

[@Shapertools]

A grid can't be rotated once it's placed, but you can place a grid perpendicularly using other placement techniques: support.shapertools.com/hc/en-us/articles/360048848473-Gridding-Techniques

[@Chrismbrock2009]

This video would look incredible with a solid white background generated by a green screen. (Infinity white room)