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Posted : admin On 30.09.2019Vectric Cut2D Desktop is an excellent choice for easy to use yet powerful tools for 2D design and editing PLUS efficient 2D toolpath calculation. Cut2D can import 2D designs from other programs and also provides a full set of drawing and editing tools.
When I purchased my CNC I got V-Carve Pro and Cut3D software with it. It didn't take very long that I upgraded to Aspire. If you're going to make your own 3d projects Aspire is the way to go. I did get credit for V-Carve Pro toward the purchase of Aspire.
I also feel getting the 2d, clipart and 3d models offset a lot of the pocket book emptiness. I'll be upgrading to Version 9 shortly - it'll represent my birthday and Christmas packages. Good luck on your decision. Vectric Craftsman Posts: 275 Joined: Sun May 03, 2015 12:25 pm Location: Savannah, GA Model of CNC Machine: Axiom AR8. It really depends on what you want to do.Aspire is NO different than Cut2D except is has more features.I think you might want to compare to V-Carve Desktop or Pro rather than to Aspire in your comparison with Cut2DFirst - is your machine larger than 24 x 24?
If it is not - then the desktop version may be a good choice.One difference that may be of consideration is V-carving text. To me, that is important.The big thing in Aspire is the ability to create and edit models. Only Aspire has that and that is the biggest reason to go Aspire. V-Carve desktop as well as pro CAN cut 3D models, but you cannot create or edit the 3D models. My intension with my CNC experience was always to include 3D carving and also I have the 4th Axis rotary on my machine.In my opinion, if this is your first CNC machine, unless you are doing this 8 hours a day full-time, you should expect to take 12-18 months to get a solid understanding of how to do 2D work first.
You will need to learn about holding the material, feeds and speeds, router bits, collets, the capabilities of your particular machine, how different materials cut, what affects edge quality, and so on. These basic skills are a foundation that you need in order to do well with rotary and 3D work. Thank you guys for the feedback, very much appreciated.I know I am a novice and have a lot to learn, my thought about getting Aspire straight up was that I could just learn as I go along without having to work out if I need to upgrade or not to get another feature to become familiar with.My work has made me very familiar with cad programs so the whole CNC thing dosent frighten me, quite the opposite, I love setting myself a challenge, this one just happens to be expensive. Posts: 15 Joined: Sat Nov 04, 2017 2:40 am Model of CNC Machine: Probotix Asteroid. Nikon,Several of us in here do this stuff professionally.
Personally, I work as an engineer in manufacturing and use and oversee many CAD and CAM and machining operations as well as use it at home.It's not a matter of intimidation but rather a bank for the buck. As Randal pointed out Aspire gives a few features that the other versions don't. If you are looking for a challenge - V-Carve Pro WILL offer up a serious challenge as will just learning how to actually do the CNC work - and add to that the rotary axis.Consider the price difference, then consider what you get for that difference. The BIGGIE on Aspire is model creation and editing. The one thing alone is a major challenge in itself, and that comes from ax Ex Unigraphics user and current Solidworks user.Taking it on all at once is not just a challenge, it's errrr. I have not seen anyone start by creating a model then machining it.Once you get used to V-Carve Pro - upgrading to Aspire, is just the difference in price. For me it was always about what I wanted to do with the machine, not having a large bank account meant that I had to look at what I really needed for the work I wanted to do rather than buy a program that would be nice to have but would never get used to it's full potentialThere were a few reasons why I settled on Vectric software rather than something else one of which was the upgrade path.
When you upgrade you only pay the difference in price between the different programs so upgrading a few times over the years doesn't cost any more than buying the top package straight away.I was working as a signmaker producing cut vinyl & digital prints, I bought an old broken CNC machine knowing I could fix it & had a pretty good idea what that would cost me. OK here's my 2 cents worth. If you are hobbiest then any of the Vectric software is cool and well written (less bug issues). If you are a high end hobbiest or a business using CNC as one of your tools then Aspire is the way to go.
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Whatever level of Vectric you choose USE the tutorials, they are the best! My CNC machine came with Vectric software but I also ordered Aspire.
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Ayla figlia della terra pdf to jpg free. I only use about 20% or less of its features but those that I use daily are so robust that I can't imagine running my machine without it. Going on year 9 as a Vectric fan and loving it.
Just want to thank you all for the advice which I have digested and put into place. I downloaded the Cut2D Desktop, found it very straight forward, as I have looked at so many tutorials, and have made a couple of signs which I am impressed with, made a couple of mistakes but put that down to experience.Need help on something else, the information that you need to enter when adding a new tool, such as RPM, does this just come from experience or is there data to help one come up with some of this info.Many thanks for your helpTerry Posts: 15 Joined: Sat Nov 04, 2017 2:40 am Model of CNC Machine: Probotix Asteroid. Depending on the tool supplier, most of the better ones have lots of data to go along with their tools. If you ask when you place your order is usually all I have had to do.
The 'bulk' suppliers just ship stuff.Just as a sidebar to your question I have learned that the machine really wants to tell you what it wants. Also the chips should also tell you if you are close. You want warm chips and not sawdust. The bit should remain relatively cool (check it when its off!). If the bit is screaming it needs attention.Enjoy your machine and software.
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