Getting to Grips with Carveco | V-Bit Carving Photographs (Part 4)
Continuing with the YoraHome & Carveco collaboration to use the top-of-the-range software with the best machines on the market, this is the fourth part of the “Getting to Grips with Carveco” series.
Quick catch up if you’ve missed it, if you own a Yora CNC Carving & Laser Engraving Machine 3018-Pro or one of the soon to be available Yora SilverBack 6060 Benchtop CNC.
For those of you that have been following along through the series of blogs, you will be happy to hear we have reached the “sexy” end of carving, now we’ve got to grips with the basics!
This time, I’m going to go through V-carving a photograph; this method will give you a whole new aspect to carving and producing goods to gift to friends and family or to sell to customers.
I am honest enough to admit I made quite a few mistakes when I started trying this out, so I will point you in the right direction and hopefully save you some time and frustration (and materials).
So, first thing as always, open Carveco and click New Model, which opens the box where you set the dimensions and resolution (crank this up to high).
Originally published at https://yorahome.com on July 6, 2021.
