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Downloaded the trial of PhotoVCarve, had a few goes with the VGroove maching a picture despite changing all the settings and using different angled bits i didnt get satisfactory results
So i had a go at grayscale relief, which i think turned out great. I used mdf which probably isnt the greatest material for it
Gcode was imported into easel.
The only thing that photovcarve could do with is a roughing pass to clear out large areas before the detail work, so i used 1/8 inch bull nose and the carve took 2 hours, i would have liked to have a smaller bit but the carve time would have been close to a full day.
3d reliefs is on my list of things i would regularly but not sure i would invest in the Photovcarve program though, will have to try a few alternatives.
I think you got very acceptable work, using a program that doesn’t cost that much compared to vCarve, Aspire or Autodesk ArtCAM. I was thinking about getting photovcarve just to get picture reliefs (which is much easier to accomplish in aspire which I don’t have).
Aspire is a $2000 program. WAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY out of line for me. I would consider photovcarve but I find no tutorials on how to create picture reliefs or 3d carving.
That is a good point, I forget myself about the desktop version… and oddly enough, 99% of the stuff I do would still be in line with desktop version specs.
@PhilJohnson. Sorry for the bad release. Release v1.1 now has the correct files in the download
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