Two Stage Carving in Easel (Easier Than You Think!)

[@jessesluys6999]

Thanks so much for making this video, it's extremely helpful! Also just noticed I'm watching this video exactly 4 years later - congratulations for turning those 200 subscribers into 126,000!

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you so much. I appreciate your support. The growth of my channel has been amazing thanks to all my supporters

[@MikesSoftLemonade]

@@PawPawsWorkShop six years later, still helping people

[@justanotherguy8791]

It's 2020 - you are up to 81,000 subscribers. Good for you! Thank you for your videos.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you very much. It has been an interesting couple of years. I appreciate all the support that I have received. It has been an amazing time.

[@joehanika]

200 to 142k. That is pretty cool paw paw!

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

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[@csldc]

Thank you! You're a great teacher. Very helpful.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

You're very welcome! Thank you for the kind words

[@roy-pm2ns]

Great video. Putting it in layman’s terms really helps us newbies

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

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[@paulorocha2127]

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[@PawPawsWorkShop]

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[@ColfaxJones]

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[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you very much. It is because of the support of people like you. I appreciate you very much.

[@beltcutter6837]

Your an a amazing person paw paw. I've been looking for a video like this. Cause no one is really using easel and I'm trying to learn all that I can. Thank you once again. Be bless

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Awesome! You are welcome. I'm glad to do it and I'm glad you found it to be helpful.

[@adriansorin1685]

Thank you, you are a good man, much appreciated for your time doing this video.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Glad to help. Thank you very much.

[@JohnColgan.]

May 2021 and 102k subscribers ... You're definitely doing something right & got your audience!! waiting to see you get 250k !!

[@larrythomas1126]

As always, you are The Man, Young Man! Thanks

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

I appreciate that! Thank you very much.

[@TheSimpsonsMan]

99k subs now, love the channel man. You have been a lifesaver!

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Awesome! Thank you! I am very happy to have been able to help you.

[@daneilers739]

Another Great Video: You have a real gift of being able to impart your knowledge to others. I'll keep watching your other videos.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you very much. I really appreciate that.

[@mikeledee8786]

Great job of explaining, thanks.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching

[@rillawolf1]

103,000 subscribers now. That's epic Paw Paw! Thank you so much for sharing all these vids, I'm learning so much from them. Until a month ago x y and z were just letters of the alphabet to me :D

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

You are so welcome!

[@SleepWithCJ]

Your CNC videos are super helpful. No wonder everyone in the forums recommends watching your channel. Thanks for all the great information. Subscibed, liked and shared. :-) Now at 85.4K subscribers - because of great content.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Awesome, thank you! I appreciate it very much. With your support and the support of others I'll continue to grow and help others. I hope to be at 100k by April.

[@michaelbreaux9164]

Your videos are great. Always appreciate the content.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you very much! Are you an XCarve owner? What other videos would you like to see?

[@michaelbreaux9164]

@@PawPawsWorkShop I don't own the xcarve I own the shapeoko 3xxl. I think your videos are well thought ought. Even though I use a different software it is fairly similar to yours. Thanks again

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

I think the Shapeoko is an excellent CNC. I'm glad you enjoy my videos. Thank you

[@TheSorestLoser]

How cute! 200 subscribers, and now you're sitting at 102k! WOW!!

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you

[@sscastor]

200 subscribers, 14 months later you have over 36k...that's an accomplishment....btw 1 of those is now me..great videos

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Awesome! Thank you very much. Thank you for subscribing to my channel also. Fantastic!!

[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

This answered some questions for me. Thanks for sharing. And congratulations on the 200 subscribers. Here we are almost a year later and you are at 12k!!! Well done. You are helping a lot of people. Thank you!!!

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you very much. I'm glad that it has helped you.

[@johncoleman76]

Loving your videos! Did my first few runs on my X carve last night and have had good success

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Awesome

[@shelby50411]

Thats awesome.....your videos are very clear.....thank you......

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you very much.

[@shelby50411]

Great video paw paw

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you. I'm glad you liked it.

[@robmaguire6689]

Thank you sir! Most appreciated! 👏👏

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

You’re welcome

[@MrLaroygetz]

Lol, I must be behind. Just caught on to your channel and have had my xcarve for over a year and now I’ve learned the 2 stage carving. Not without watching a few times. I going to have to watch more of your videos to catch up. Thanks for the info.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Welcome aboard! Thank you very much. I hope that you can learn a lot from these videos and I will try to help by answering questions that I can.

[@optimus]

Watching video celebrating 200 subscribers, scroll down and see 55K subscribers! Congrats! *You have one more subscriber as of today 😁*

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Wow, thanks! I really appreciate your support.

[@michaelpollina8034]

New CNC unit coming this week sometime , just have to come up with table design. Thanks paw paw, looking forward to more of your posts.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Awesome that you are getting a CNC. Which one did you chose?

[@michaelpollina8034]

Paw Paw’s WorkShop The x carver 1000 mm. When I say new, boy do I mean new. Even teminalogy is new. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

I can remember when I first started. I felt the same way. That is why I started my channel. I want to help others with a faster learning curve.

[@michaelpollina8034]

Guess I will be visiting alot

[@davidnordstrom6202]

You rock sir! Thank you for your service. I just got my X Carve. I have done a few things. Two stage is what I am having problems with. Both work area and wood shows both pocket and name. When it carves only carves the box. I have followed your steps on many others. This one is stumping me. Thanks for any advice.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

I would need to see the file and pictures. I assume you are using Easel. Are you involved with the Inventables forum?

[@clintedworthy3918]

Very good , thank you

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you very much

[@DAVIDCHARLINE]

thank you that was very helpful

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

You're very welcome.

[@orsu2001]

You should make soon one for 100k subscribers 😍 good quality content man thanks 💪

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you very much. I appreciate that very much.

[@staceypasternak7707]

thank you for the excellent videos. I can follow along very well!

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you very much. It's comments like yours that lets me know that I have accomplished my goal.

[@jkyoutubechannel46h32]

Thank for this video, for some reason I missed the multi bit button.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

You’re welcome

[@PerfectlyReasonableNecessities]

awesome effort i really like the video

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you very much.

[@johng170]

Excellent video i'm subscribed and will be following you ;) Just got my machine and loving it and this will help me a LOT ! ! Thanks again happy carving :)

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you very much! Congratulations on getting your machine. Thank you for subscribing to my channel

[@soilmudbug]

Thanks for your videos. They have helped me tremendously on my CNC journey. I’m using Easel Pro and I’m having a problem with witness marks in my pockets. How can I create a final finishing pass to hopefully eliminate the marks? It’s worth noting I’m using a 1/4 down cut that’s brand new. All my settings are what are preset by easel.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

If you are getting the tool marks in the bottom of the pocket that usually means you need to tram the gantry. This means the bit is not perfectly perpendicular to the project

[@lexandanny7748]

Thank you so much!

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

You're welcome and thank you very much.

[@asressaraia2340]

Thank you for an excellent tutorial. Congratulations on a well deserved success, I. Am building an Xyz table but I need directions of how to go about programming and acquiring all the rest of CNC hardware and software and how to apply etc, Can unguided me. Thanks Asress

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Asress Araia . The best single source for everything you need since you are building your own would be Gatton CNC. He has all the supply sources and he has videos on the complete setup. He uses Mach 3 software. Not sure if you are trying to stay with Easel and the controller or not.

[@kencoleman111]

How do you know when the roughing is finished and when to change bits? Cheers.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

The machine will stop. It’s just like running separate files.

[@shelby50411]

Damn since may2018 you have added 9800 subscribers....great ...for pawpaw :)

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Things are moving right along.

[@seanobrien7984]

whats the best way to re zero the xy to the center if the machine moves ever so slightly while changing the bits?

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

A 3 axis touchplate is the best way.

[@ammodad6238]

Hey… I’ve found that if I drill a pin hole at my starting point then it’s easier to find my zero after bit change. It’s barely noticeable and it works great. My spindle is a tight fit so it always move.

[@DavidDurovy]

Your channel - and videos - are a godsend! And I would love to see a video of your painting process for this sign and how to use masking. Also, would you consider doing a Zoom or other platform to show things like this, and take questions from viewers? I would be willing to pay and likely others if the cost is affordable ($5 - $10 ish for us hobbyists), but you could make some good money if you got enough people. Thanks for doing this work. Inventables is very helpful but your work goes way beyond what they have in their tutorials. Did you do that Kitchen sign in acrylic?

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you very much. I will look into doing something like this. I appreciate it very much.

[@markhaynes7976]

Sir, do you ever have trouble with the router moving while doing the bit change to the detail bit? When loosening the collet my router is moving and I thought it would be locked in place. Thanks

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Change GRBL settings to $1=255

[@markhaynes7976]

I'm using easel and not real sure about changing the grbl settings means.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Go into machine advanced. You’ll see the GRBL settings. Currently I guessing $1=0. Change it to $1=255

[@shelby50411]

Thank you..so yours is under tension a bit and has worked great...thats good to know...i need to buy a cheap fiahing scale to test this...can u test your tension on the belt at the actual pulley location..i think thats very important too....when u are testing tenaion on the y rail belt where do u place the gantry?...it does matter....the longer piece of open belt you test the less tension needed to move it 1 inch

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

I move the gantry completely out of the way. Then find the center point of the belt and put the fish scale at that location. Pull straight up to a one inch point and read the scale.

[@shelby50411]

ok thanks@@PawPawsWorkShop

[@Lsd5688]

How do you change the bit without moving the x and y my motors are locked but they still move when I put pressure to losen the bit maybe I'm over tightening the bit please help how tight do they have to be

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

First the stepper motors should be locked. Check you setting $1=255 should be the setting to lock the stepper on the XCarve. You may be over tightening the bit. Usually a half turn to three quarter turn with the wrench is all that is needed.

[@rickmath]

Enjoy your videos, I just got a model m3 and using easel and I have had a lot of problems with setup but inventables have been 9 out of 10 helpful and also some other videos have helped with them and I am up and running at about 90%. Thanks to your videos I have made some designs and tried the basics and now trying the 2 stage. I was wondering if you can do 3d caving with easel and if you can could you show it (I have not seen any on your channel, sorry if I just missed it!). Thanks again for what you are doing.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

You are very welcome. I'm glad you are up and running. You can do 3d carving on the XCarve, however, you must produce the project in another program and send the gcode to the CNC.

[@kbarry29]

Great Video. New Subscriber....How would you set the probe properly if your center/center is in a pocket? Have you ever had that problem?

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you very much for subscribing to my channel. If you create a pocket and then want to carve in that pocket you can. Use the center point to establish your x,y position. You must be very careful with your design so that the router will not hit the edge of the pocket. That would cause you to lose steps and ruin the carve.

[@larsniklassonhede3798]

How do be sure the spindel will not move during bit changes. I have had many problems with that

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Do you have the GRBL set to $1=255

[@stephencox6673]

In free easel which bit would you use for the detailed pass since you can’t select the v bit without purchasing the easel pro? I’m just starting out!

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

For a sign such as this I would use a 1/16” end mill to get the detail around the letters

[@stephencox6673]

@@PawPawsWorkShop thanks for the quick response! Your videos are helping me immensely!!!

[@mikelittle9143]

Great Videos! I've leaned several things from them. I'm using easel and cant figure out how to use 2 different V-bits on the same project. I'm carving the stars in the union on a flag with a 90, and want to change to a 60 to do a company logo in the center of the union. I watched your video on using 2 stage carving, but easel want one of the bits to be regular...

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Carve the stars in one workpiece with the 90 degree bit. Set up the company logo in a separate workpiece to use the 60 degree bit. This is the same as doing two different projects. I have used this method in a number of videos. Hope this helps you and good luck with your project. Please let me know how it turns it out.

[@mikelittle9143]

@@PawPawsWorkShop Thank you.

[@edwardblack1561]

Hello Sir, I am having trouble with 2-stage carving. When I add the 2nd bit (60-degree v-bit) for the detail, it automatically changes all cuts to using the 60-degree bit. I want to use a 1/16 bit to cut out the outline and only use the v-bit for the detail work, however, it will not allow me to separate the cuts. Please help! Thank you.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

I have a couple of ideas that may be causing this. Please share the project and post the link here. I'll take a look at it to see the problem.

[@edwardblack1561]

@@PawPawsWorkShop Thank you, sir! Here is the link www.inventables.com/projects/bbq-grill-scraper-with-text-2

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

this is not publicly shared and therefore I cannot open it.

[@jongrace9133]

I'm new to the game and in the process of deciding on the software to learn. Don't want to start with a program that I will grow out of quickly. Looking at Vcarve Desktop, Fusion 360, Carveco Maker and Easel. Seems like everyone is either using Vcarve or Fusion 360. If your are going to learn one which o ne would you suggest?

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

The software I would learn is VCarve desktop. You will be able to design all of your projects and you will be able to adjust and alter 3D projects. You cannot creat 3D without Aspire which is expensive. You will also need a sender to send the gcode to the CNC machine. I use the Openbuilds controller which is free. I would also suggest to get Inkscape (also free). You will be able to easily improve files and convert images to svg files.

[@lonniethomas6275]

Your video was excellent. I have been having issues about two stage carving with my x-carve. I just bought the machine and am learning. How do you keep from moving the spindle when changing bits? Also where can I purchase the bump stock?

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Do your stepper motors lock when not in use? Also, most people over tighten the bit in the router. The bump stops are a shared file in Inventables Project page so you can make them for free. Thank you very much for the compliment

[@shelby50411]

Hi paw paw....has your xcarve ever lst steps on y axis....mine does all the time...its aggravating..belts tight...wheels tight...

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

I've only lost steps twice in two years and both times it was my fault. Be careful that your belts and wheels are too tight.

[@shelby50411]

Ok thanks...mine has happened a lot...since day 1...but now its so bad i cant do any jobs...could also be wiring or driver or bad motor...its alwaysnthe right y motor that makes weird noises when it loses steps

[@shelby50411]

Im going to try and lossen belts a bit....they dont have to be too tight but should not be loose....my 3d printers have been loose for a while and never skips...and we all know the motors on xcarve are strong enough but the drivers are cheap and underpowered especially 1 underpowered driver xontrolling 2 motors at one time.....many xcarve issues are design flaws and not user issues

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

There has been many discussions on belt tension on the forum and the general thought is that they should be about 4.5 lbs when measured from the center and pulled up 1 inch. For me, my belts are 3.5 lbs and I have never had a problem. Again, it like everything else, what works for my machine may not work for yours.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

It is possible. You have to go through your machine one step at a time and eliminate each potential problem until you find the problem. Good luck, I know it can be very frustrating trying to find the reason.

[@woodturninguk6134]

Hi good video But the part where you actually added a 2nd bit was 1 second and had to watch 3 times to find what u done as was looking for your mouse pointer on screen but it seems there’s an add button to the bit selection ? I don’t have an x carve just a cheap Chinese 60/40 but works ok for my use 😊👍🏻

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

In Easel at the top right of the screen you have the selected bit and the option to add a second bit.

[@jonathanusher752]

When exporting the 2 stage gcodes to then upload to another program like UGS, does it export as 2 separate gcodes or does is export it just as 1 gcode that pauses after the roughing pass to allow the bit change?

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Usually if you have multiple toolpaths all using the same bit you can save all of them and it will carve one toolpath at a time until completed. I have not tried 2 stage carving with two different bits from Easel. That sounds like it time to experiment. Thanks

[@tommc49]

@@PawPawsWorkShop I'm confused (and new to this). Doesn't this vid show two stage carving with a bit change?

[@dbreezy1201]

Do you recommend I get a z probe? What exactly does this addition do?

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Z probe is the most accurate way to set the z axis to 0, Although not a 100% required it does provide a more accurate way to set the z axis.

[@dbreezy1201]

@@PawPawsWorkShop can you direct me in a direction to find one please. Also you don’t run a dust boot?

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

I have videos on making your own and writing the the gcode to operate it. Take a look at those videos. Also Inventables sells the probe. Charley Thomas sells them as well. He has a KZbin channel

[@gerald1949]

How do you change the bits without moving the x or y axis?

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Does your machine freely move on the x,y axis when you stop the carving or does the stepper motors lock?

[@winyate]

Hi, is there a way to lock the x y drives so when i change the bit the router doesn't move

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

winyate . In GRBL set $1= 255. That will lock the motors anytime the x controller is powered up.

[@drwd10]

Am I correct that you can't use the v bits unless you get the pro version of Easel?

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

No, not at all. You have four free days per month to use Easel Pro. I plan all of my carving and I have never used more than my four free days per month. I do not pay for Easel Pro. You have complete access to all the fonts and the use of v carving.

[@Sonictech66]

How did you make bump stops

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

I have several videos making the bump stops

[@Sonictech66]

@@PawPawsWorkShop looking for them sir

[@frankfinch9404]

Hey Paw Paw. I tried to duplicate this project as best I could so I could compare carve times, but mine differs from yours considerably. I created the same design and used the same bits, and I did NOT adjust the feed rates. Your simulation estimated 7 minutes for the roughing pass and 17 minutes for the detail pass. When I do it, it estimates 11 minutes and 30 minutes. Any idea why there would be such a difference??

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Inventables has made a number of changes since I did this video. Some causes could be speed rate and depth of cut. The number of passes will affect the time greatly. Also, the stepover could be different. I do not remember what that setting was at the time.

[@bhutch216]

Did you do the roughing pass at .5” or .05”? He says 1/2” but then set the cutting depth to 1/20”

[@krekel326]

Thanks for your video, I've tried to make my first sign, selected 2 bits but it went all the way without the option of changing the bit. Any idea where I went wrong? Best regards from the Netherlands! PS: just saw that this video is from 2018, over 3 years ago and your channel has grown to 114K subscribers, wow! Good job!

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Are you using easel? If so, you will run the roughing pass. Once completed you start again and as you go through the checklist you have the opportunity to select the detail pass

[@krekel326]

@@PawPawsWorkShop ah, ok, so when the first run is done, I can run it again and select the second run.. Now I get it! Thanks!!

[@bentebrunsvelt319]

Thanks for holland

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

You are welcome. Thank you from half way around the world.

[@uconncass]

This really isn't about two stage carving but hope you can help. All of a sudden there is no way to open another window when working on a project. Also if I open an older project all the extra windows that I created are gone. Can this be fixed?

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

I would certainly call Inventables to have them look at the situation

[@shelby50411]

How do u like ur xcarve?....mine is a.late 2015 version

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

I love the xcarve. I've had it for about 1/2 years and I have enjoyed it very much. It has brought my woodworking to a whole new level

[@harldave9850]

can you explain and do a video on centre justifying text so than you can centre it all on your material?

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

I have done several videos already. What are you trying to do?

[@jimhunt5259]

did I miss something, watched three times , when or how did you set two stage carving ?

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Two stage carving is using two bit while in only one work piece. I used a small straight bit to rough out the bulk of the material, then changed the bit to a v-bit and completed the detail pass. In Easel in the top right corner you have the chosen bit displayed, next to it is a plus sign. It is there that you can add the second bit.

[@tomrc4328]

Beside the Bit selection pane to the right is + to add the second bit.

[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

I've tried this. My problem is that I can't change the bit without moving the router. So I never end up back at the same zero. Any suggestions?

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Does your stepper motors lock or does the gantry move freely? Change your settings under machine advanced to $1=255

[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

Paw Paw’s WorkShop moves freely. I will try this.

[@Marc9889]

@@AngieWilliamsDesigns I believe you can go to [Menu] Machine >> Advanced > Machine Inspector, which will display the machine position. Jog the spindle to a convenient location, change the bit, then jog it back to where x, y, and z are all back at zero. This should work, but you'll want to try it on a test piece first. Good luck with your project.

[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

Marc Johnson I was able to figure out how to lock it. But I've still had times where it accidentally moves. This is a great suggestion

[@Marc9889]

@@AngieWilliamsDesigns Literally just occurred to me, one other option is to use a couple of dial indicators attached to bases (one to measure the X position and one for the Y position). Set them at zero, jog away, change bit, jog back to zero on both indicators. Same concept, just measurement that is independent from the machine. Ebay search "Dial indicator and base" for anyone not familiar.

[@paramedic29778]

What size is your x-carve?

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

paramedic29778. I have the 1000mm x 1000mm

[@aj.8665]

Thanks for the video, I'm new to X-carve and haven't done 2 stage carve yet. Is there still a possibility when changing the bit, the router can be moved ever so slightly? Can one use the last XY setting command to get around that or can homing / limit switches be use to calibrate back to original position? Thanks.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Armando Jaimes . Yes you can use last xy. Be cautious, I have been successful with this and I have also had the machine take off in its own world. Sometimes it will forget the position. Therefore I do not trust it anymore. You may have more success than I have had with using this function

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Armando Jaimes. I do not use the homing switches

[@giznerbal]

I noticed the Southeastern University signs. Are you from that area?

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Yes, I have kids and including myself and my wife, we have attended Southeastern, LSU, Northwestern State, and Louisiana Tech and Delgado. Good mix of schools from the state.

[@chrisscheele2088]

how do you do a 2 stage carve from Vcarve to easel?

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Chris Scheele . In Vcarve you would setup tool paths for the two bits. Create the gcode and send to easel. Open each gcode file in a separate work piece. Then carve each work piece with its correct bit. Hope this helps you

[@chrisscheele2088]

@@PawPawsWorkShop Thank you.

[@harldave9850]

Is this the 1000x1000?

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Yes, it is a XCarve 1000mm by Inventables

[@joekovacs1807]

Good Morning... I don’t have an X-carve but I do have a SainSmart 3018. I’m assuming that these instructions can be applied to my machine. If not, what should I be doing different. Also, I want to save this to a “flash drive” and copy it to my lap top in the garage, what kind of problems would I have? Thanks

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

It should be similar, I am not familiar with that machine. In Easel you can save the files to your computer using download zip. Last tab on the left side of the screen.

[@jest2927]

ya lo he averiguado

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

How to two stage carve? Got it, I see the comment below.

[@bryanrobin2952]

Please make a video on stage carving. I mean words on top of words.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Ok, I will do it for you. Thank you very much.

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Ok, I will do it for you. Thank you very much.

[@ohske]

😯👍👍👍👌

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you very much.

[@jest2927]

como se pone mas claro el fondo.A mi me desaparece el texto

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Glad you solved this problem

[@lonniethomas6275]

that was bump stop.

[@kennedyfamilypa]

The intro music was way to loud compared to the rest of audio. Otherwise thanks for the video

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

Thank you for the feedback. I will be very careful and will review the music

[@shelby50411]

Hi paw paw....in my opinion its bad for the xcarve to store it vertically....you are putting irregular force on components not designed that way....success or not.....its a bad idea....it would most certainly twist and bend components...and go out of square at a minimum .....thanks

[@PawPawsWorkShop]

I agree with you. I would never do it with my XCarve. I can only say that some do it and have had success. Keep in mind I do not have any first hand knowledge. I can only say what these people say online and on the various forums.

[@nikkimiller238]

The constant camera shaking made me seasick.

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Nikki Miller ..sorry, hopefully my camera work has improved since those early videos.