Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
This video tutorial demonstrates three distinct methods for rotating a project within Vectric software to accommodate different machine orientations. The first approach involves manually swapping the width and height dimensions in the setup menu and then physically rotating the vectors by ninety degrees. Alternatively, a designer can utilize Version 11's sheet feature to create a secondary workspace with inverted dimensions, allowing for both landscape and portrait versions within the same file. The final and most efficient technique uses the rotary job setting as a shortcut to flip the entire design and workspace simultaneously before switching back to a single-sided job type. Each method ensures that a project originally designed horizontally can be accurately carved vertically after recalculating the toolpaths. These workflow options provide users with greater flexibility when aligning their digital designs with the physical constraints of their CNC equipment.
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This video tutorial demonstrates three distinct methods for rotating a project within Vectric software to accommodate different machine orientations. The first approach involves manually swapping the width and height dimensions in the setup menu and then physically rotating the vectors by ninety degrees. Alternatively, a designer can utilize Version 11's sheet feature to create a secondary workspace with inverted dimensions, allowing for both landscape and portrait versions within the same file. The final and most efficient technique uses the rotary job setting as a shortcut to flip the entire design and workspace simultaneously before switching back to a single-sided job type. Each method ensures that a project originally designed horizontally can be accurately carved vertically after recalculating the toolpaths. These workflow options provide users with greater flexibility when aligning their digital designs with the physical constraints of their CNC equipment.
Website: 3Answers.info
If you’ve found this site helpful and would like to support our work, you’re welcome to make a small donation. Your support helps us continue creating tutorials, guides, and resources for the community.
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Vectric Tutorials https://www.vectric.com/support/tutor...
Mark Lindsay CNC / @marklindsaycnc
© Michael Mezalick 2025
👇 SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL NOW 👇 / mezalick
This channel is dedicated to sharing information, tips and trick on 3D modeling using the Vectric software.
This channel covers: 👉Vectric Aspire👉 Vectric VCarve 👉 Vectric Desktop 👉 Design Suggestions👉Finishing Solutions
★☆★ CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA ★☆★ Facebook:
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