Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
➡️ In this video, we provide a comprehensive step-by-step guide on how to arrange the tabs for various tools in different configurations for Vectric vCarve and Aspire software.
🔨 What You'll Learn:
* How to place your toolpath tab on the left side of the screen with all of the other tabs
* How to ensure that tab layout for your software is maintained after exiting the program and then reentering the program
* How to place any tab in any location that you desire
* How to place your tabs on the bottom of the screen vs. the left side of the screen.
* How to recover if your tab locations got messed up
🛠 Tools & Materials:
* Vectric software - no physical products made
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⏰Timecodes⏰
00:00 Introduction
01:00 Moving Toolpaths Tab to Left side of screen
02:50 Saving Tab Layouts
04:30 Summary of Process for Saving Tab Layouts
05:10 Method for returning to default Tabs Layout
06:50 Arranging Tabs on Left Side of Screen
08:15 Pulling Tabs out as individual tabs
09:30 Returning Tabs to location on left side
12:15 Placing Tabs on Bottom vs. Left of Screen
13:30 Summary of video topics
15:00 How To Recover From Tabs being where they are not wanted
This video is not sponsored.
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Disclosure: Several links that I provide in my list of resources are affiliate links which means I will get a small commission if you purchase products using these links. These funds will support equipment and materials to make these videos - so it is one way to support this channel. Supplies from this video:
Most of the resources I use in my CNC, Laser, 3D printing and other projects are listed on RobSandstromDesigns.com website and the below link will take you to these resources including links to the resources, clamps, bits, equipment, etc.
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➡️ In this video, we provide a comprehensive step-by-step guide on how to arrange the tabs for various tools in different configurations for Vectric vCarve and Aspire software.
🔨 What You'll Learn:
* How to place your toolpath tab on the left side of the screen with all of the other tabs
* How to ensure that tab layout for your software is maintained after exiting the program and then reentering the program
* How to place any tab in any location that you desire
* How to place your tabs on the bottom of the screen vs. the left side of the screen.
* How to recover if your tab locations got messed up
🛠 Tools & Materials:
* Vectric software - no physical products made
Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more woodworking tips and tutorials!
⏰Timecodes⏰
00:00 Introduction
01:00 Moving Toolpaths Tab to Left side of screen
02:50 Saving Tab Layouts
04:30 Summary of Process for Saving Tab Layouts
05:10 Method for returning to default Tabs Layout
06:50 Arranging Tabs on Left Side of Screen
08:15 Pulling Tabs out as individual tabs
09:30 Returning Tabs to location on left side
12:15 Placing Tabs on Bottom vs. Left of Screen
13:30 Summary of video topics
15:00 How To Recover From Tabs being where they are not wanted
This video is not sponsored.
All music and sound effects supplied by Epidemicsound.com membership
Disclosure: Several links that I provide in my list of resources are affiliate links which means I will get a small commission if you purchase products using these links. These funds will support equipment and materials to make these videos - so it is one way to support this channel. Supplies from this video:
Most of the resources I use in my CNC, Laser, 3D printing and other projects are listed on RobSandstromDesigns.com website and the below link will take you to these resources including links to the resources, clamps, bits, equipment, etc.
Resources Links: robsandstromdesigns.com/resources
====================
Connect with me !
====================
Website: robsandstromdesigns.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robsandstro...
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/robsandstrom...
I love to pass on knowledge and skills Learned. My quest with this channel is to Share knowledge and skills that I have obtained and Inspire others to learn new things and use that knowledge to make cool stuff. Don't let fear get in the way of success.
![Master the Moulding Toolpath in vCarve Pro | CNC Picture Frame Prep
In this step-by-step tutorial, I walk you through how to use the Moulding Toolpath in Vectric vCarve Pro to create custom moulding profiles using your CNC router. Whether you’re building custom picture frames, trim for cabinetry, or decorative woodworking pieces, mastering the moulding toolpath is a game-changer.
This video is part of my ongoing Picture Frame Making Series. In the previous video, I demonstrated how to build a simple no-frills picture frame. In today’s video, I focus on preparing moulding that will be featured in an upcoming video where we use it to build a more advanced and decorative frame.
👉 Chapters
00:00 Intro of Video
02:00 Overview of Moulding Toolpath
03:30 Start of Using Moulding Toolpath
13:00 Setting up Clearance Bit to Avoid Bit Damage
15:20 Demo of Using and Not Using Clearance Tool
20:!2 Settings in the Moulding Toolpath
22:00 Moulding Toolpath applied to a rectangle vector that is closed
27:00 Manipulating the Clipart vectors to change look of vector
29:00 Creating and Using Your Own Vector Design
31:45 Summary of Video
💬 Leave a comment if you have questions or want to see more advanced toolpath tutorials.
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