- The latest versions of Vectric software are now available. These are the direct successors to their previous releases - Aspire v8, VCarve Pro v8, VCarve Desktop v8, Cut2D Pro v8 and Cut2D Desktop v8. Depending what software and version you are currently running you can choose from the links on the buttons below to learn more.
- Here you will find everything you need to know about how VCarve Pro has evolved through the past iterations and also everything included in the latest release - version 10.5! To upgrade your software from a previous version or to VCarve Pro from one of our other products (Cut2D), simply click on the ‘Upgrade to V10.5 Now’ button below to be.
VCarve V8.5 Upgrade Entitlement Information. VCarve version 8.5 is a free upgrade to all customers who already have a copy of version 8. The new software installation will be distributed via the Vectric Customer Portal which allows customers to access their software and clipart along with their licence codes at any time. It will be a completely new installation, not a patch. VCarve Pro contains a number of vector creation and editing tools which are covered in this manual. As well as creating vectors within the software many users will also import vectors from other design software such as Corel Draw or AutoCAD. VCarve Pro supports the following vector formats for import:.dxf,.eps,.ai,.pdf,.skp and.svg. Why Choose VCarve Pro? VCarve Pro provides a powerful but intuitive software solution for creating and cutting parts on a CNC Router. VCarve Pro gives you the power to produce complex 2D patterns with profile, pocket, drill and inlay toolpaths, plus gives you the ability to create designs with v-carving textures as well as import and machine unlimited Vectric 3D clipart or single model files.
Hello, I'm new at the forum AND cnc routing....I know nothing about either so I'm not really sure if I'm posting this correctly but I did a search on my problem and this was the closest subject I found. I did not see any way to start a new question so if anyone can lead me in the right direction on how to post a question on this forum...please do.My question is...I needed to cut two different depths, one at .125 and the other at .5 I set my tool pass depth to .25. I made two separate toolpaths...one for the .125 cut and the other for the .5 cut but chose the same tool for both cuts (the one with the pass depth of .25) I figured the cut depth would over-ride the pass depth setting on the .125 inch deep cut and would certainly only cut it .125 deep but... instead it cut both areas deeper than both cut depth settings. It made 2 passes to cut the .5 inch deep cut...but overall cut it quite a bit deeper than the .5 inch (just shy of .75 inch deep) and it cut the .125 inch deep just shy of.25 inch deep! This makes no sense to me. Can anyone explain this?
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I redid the entire job but this time I set up a separate tool for each cut...one with the pass depth of .25 (for the .5 deep cut) and the other with a pass depth of .125 for the .125 inch deep cut and it cut it perfectly.Hello, I am new to CNC. I have the 60th Anniversary Edition Shark with VCarve Pro 8.0. I also have Cut 3D which came with the Shark. I have a 3D model from Design and Make of the end of a wine barrel. I want to put a simple insignia in the center, raised above the carved height on the inside of the barrel. My thought is I need to create a 3D model of the insignia and then merge with the wine barrel.
Being new, I don't know where to start looking on how to do what I want, or even if the thought process is correct.
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Any guidance would be appreciated.