This free project will be available for you to download from your V&Co account and cut on your CNC machine after the live Q&A. We caught up with Brian from Streamline Automation to find out he hit the right note helping Alvin’s Jazz Club maximise their kerb appeal with this supersize saxophone sign made from HDU, all using the manufacturing artistry of Aspire and FROG3D to shape, segment and spray this incredible display.In this project I show you how you can easily create an Interchangeable Welcome to our Home sign! Where the “O” in home can be changed out for different symbols representing different holidays, Valentines, Christmas, Easter, Halloween and then a cute house shape for any occasion! In the video I will walk you through step by step how to draw up the vectors needed for this project, looking at text creation, bitmap tracing and there will be lots of design tips and tricks thrown in too! I will then walk you through the toolpath setup for this project, looking at the Inlay Toolpath, the Pocket Toolpath and the Profile toolpath! Maker Spotlight - Steamline Automation Jazz Clubīecome an artistic heavyweight with lightweight foam sculptures!įind out how to take your customer's signmaking projects from miniature to monumental using the jaw dropping scale and flexibility of foam. Every CD release of 1984 prior to 2000 has the same mastering, and does lack a little bass. Transform your hobby into a business with 2 brand new FREE projects from Andy Bird Builds!ĭesign & Make - Gothic Flourishes Models - Available Now! I was just listening to my 1984 Japan Target today, which I think is the same mastering as yours, and I thought it sounded pretty thin in the bass.

In machine configuration on vectric I have x set at 730mm.

to take a look at all of the other free content available to you simply login to your V&CO account below. The scale is only at 8s on x and y axis’s on the 3d view. Share what youve made on the Vectric Forum. Then I load my saved file from vectric to control and the 3d view always has the job placed in the right top corner. Get started making something unique that you can be proud of and try making your own custom set of tools that work perfectly with your setup! I’ve homed then set job piece zero with the probe plus at front left.

Todd creates these fun, easy-to-make hold-downs, a useful tool tray, sturdy mallet and handy palm sander to help improve your workflow. Getting into CNC is easier than ever and routers are an amazing tool for any maker, but have you ever thought about combining learning to use your machine with creating some practical tools you can keep and use again? Or maybe you’re looking at ways to improve your existing skills by making some vital equipment for your workshop.

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