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This summary provides information about a Dutch Country Wall Clock CNC project:
- The project involves making front and back panels for a wall clock featuring a Dutch "tole" painting style using VCarve Pro or Aspire software.
- Materials needed include boards for the front and back panels, a clock insert, hardware to hang the clock, and wood finishing supplies.
- The tutorial provides instructions on opening the project files, running the toolpaths, assembling the clock, and applying a finish.
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This summarizes a document providing instructions for making a Dutch Country Wall Clock using a CNC machine. It describes the overall dimensions of the clock and includes photos of the process. Materials needed are listed, including wood boards and a clock insert. Instructions describe opening the project files, reviewing and adjusting toolpaths, running the project to cut out panels, sanding, applying stain and finish, and assembling the clock by attaching a hanger and inserting the clock insert.
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Digitize It Yourself: A Method of In-House Digitization
Amanda M. Shepp, Library Director, Marion H. Skidmore Library, Lily Dale Assembly, Lily Dale, NY (Population served: 2000)
Big Talk From Small Libraries 2017
February 24, 2017
http://nlcblogs.nebraska.gov/bigtalk/
The document describes how to make decorative gift boxes called Cool Cubes using a CNC machine. It involves cutting slots and grooves on the inside faces of cube panels first before flipping the material to cut designs on the outside faces. The finished cubes measure 4 inches square and users can choose between lift-top lids or hinges. Assembly involves gluing the panels and bottom together before adding the lid and optional finishing touches.
This summary provides information about a Dutch Country Wall Clock CNC project:
- The project involves making front and back panels for a wall clock featuring a Dutch "tole" painting style using VCarve Pro or Aspire software.
- Materials needed include boards for the front and back panels, a clock insert, hardware to hang the clock, and wood finishing supplies.
- The tutorial provides instructions on opening the project files, running the toolpaths, assembling the clock, and applying a finish.
This document provides instructions for making a decorative Mail Repository project using a CNC machine. The Mail Repository features three mail compartments and can also be used as a plant stand. The project is made from wood boards cut using Vectric software toolpaths. It is then sanded, stained, and finished to resemble antique brass. Directions are provided on assembling the compartments, attaching them to the base, and completing the project.
in Art of the Science V4 we learned of the Process of Assimilation which further develops the Product Line, and set a benchmark to prepare for it. But in this paper we develop the concepts about Assimilation starting with the 'Assimilart' application for small form Digital Products. The Other types of Assimilation will be further developed in V2. This Emulation is part of the Six Layer Glass Process. The Origination Cost and Margin Association is Discussed in V3.
Squiggle Glass is a UK manufacturer of magnetic glass writing panels that provide a lifetime solution for visual presentation. The panels are available in various colors and sizes, can be used on any vertical surface, and are designed to suit any space. Squiggle Glass offers bespoke panel solutions and custom sizes to meet customer needs. Their panels can incorporate images and logos and be used with an electronic recording system.
This summarizes a document providing instructions for making a Dutch Country Wall Clock using a CNC machine. It describes the overall dimensions of the clock and includes photos of the process. Materials needed are listed, including wood boards and a clock insert. Instructions describe opening the project files, reviewing and adjusting toolpaths, running the project to cut out panels, sanding, applying stain and finish, and assembling the clock by attaching a hanger and inserting the clock insert.
The document describes various projects Frank Iattarelli has worked on from 2012 to present. They include a 3D dust printer, CNC name plaque, qualification line, cable cutting guide, helical wire guide, and more. The projects utilized various manufacturing methods like SolidWorks, CNC milling, manual machining, 3D printing, and more. Most projects were designed and built to learn new skills, solve problems, or create functional prototypes.
Digitize It Yourself: A Method of In-House Digitization
Amanda M. Shepp, Library Director, Marion H. Skidmore Library, Lily Dale Assembly, Lily Dale, NY (Population served: 2000)
Big Talk From Small Libraries 2017
February 24, 2017
http://nlcblogs.nebraska.gov/bigtalk/
This document provides instructions for preparing files and setting up the laser cutter system at City University of New York for cutting materials. It discusses preparing drawings in software like AutoCAD and Rhino, setting up files for cutting, using the laser cutter interface, safety procedures during cutting, and cleaning up after cutting. The document is intended to guide both novice and experienced users on proper file preparation and machine operation to safely and effectively cut materials like wood, plastic and cardboard.
Kyle Walker presents his engineering design portfolio, which includes projects such as an automated drilling machine for Boeing, a flexible biopsy needle, and a gyrotonic lift kit. He explains his roles in mechanical assembly, programming, and design for these projects. Walker also discusses personal projects like building a Cryptex lockbox and his hobbies of hiking, painting, dancing, and rock climbing. He welcomes any questions and provides his contact information.
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Model-making student professionally trained to work from the design and concept stages through to the final stages of finishing to transform 2-dimensional ideas into 3-dimensional objects in the prototyping and design industry.
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The document summarizes the Prototyping & Design program at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College. The program trains students to build 3D prototypes through skills like hand fabrication, painting, 3D software, CNC machining, model making, and welding. Students learn to develop plans from 2D to 3D, problem solve, create CAD drawings, use CNC machines, construct models, apply finishes, estimate costs, and operate tools safely. Examples are provided of projects involving laser etching, woodworking, vacuum forming, CNC milling, metalworking, model finishing, and computer-aided drafting.
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NOTE: Original template used typefaces Kelson Sans for titles and Lato for text.
Kelson Sans: https://www.dafontfree.io/kelson-sans-font-family/
Lato: http://www.latofonts.com/lato-free-fonts/, https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Lato
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This document outlines 60 tips for using Autodesk Inventor in 60 minutes. It provides tips for basic interface settings, sketch techniques, assembly tips, drawing tips, and more. The tips are from an expert instructor who has taught Inventor for many years. Attendees of the session will learn powerful sketching, modeling, and assembly strategies to maximize their use of Inventor back in their own classrooms.
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Open source and DIY electronics are filling Fab Labs and maker spaces with new tools for incredible creations. How can we design tools to change how people make things? How to scale DIY electronics to millions of users?
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The document provides examples of the author's engineering design and CAD work. It includes summaries of projects involving the UW Hyperloop team developing magnetic propulsion test cells, manufacturing components for the UW EcoCar, 3D printing a hovercraft prototype, designing a test bench lift, molding and casting silicone components, and building a digital light projection printer. The author's roles included CAD modeling, electronics, prototyping, manufacturing, and team leadership. Additional work included logo and graphic designs for clients.
The document provides instructions for using a Makerbot Replicator 2X 3D printer. It describes how to level the build plate, load and unload filament, use the Makerware software to prepare files for printing including orientation, scaling and dual extrusion. It also provides tips for prepping the build surface with ABS slurry, removing prints, installing new Kapton tape, and using an acetone vapor bath to smooth prints.
This document provides information about the machines that will be used in an open-source 3D printing and milling workshop. It describes the Makerbot 3D printer and Timelab's miniCNC milling machine, including the file formats and parameters that can be used with each machine. Instructions are provided for installing the necessary software, and examples are given of objects that can be printed or milled.
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You will learn:
• A general overview of the Stanley Black & Decker design and prototyping process.
• How the Objet Geometries 3D printing technology improved our prototyping and production of ID conceptual models.
• How this technology helped save manpower, time, and money while on our design evaluation process.
The capabilities of 3D printing systems present infinite possibilities to the field industrial design prototyping. Possessing the ability to design/model a part in the morning when you get to your desk and then hand it off to a prototype specialist in the afternoon to be printed is proving to be invaluable. Rapid prototyping technologies are forever changing the prototyping profession, and are a key part of delivering better products to consumers faster.
1. The document provides a design brief and specifications for designing and manufacturing a wooden candle holder using various techniques within a limited time frame.
2. Key requirements include that the design must be visually attractive and suitable for displaying a candle. A modular design, high quality finish, and powerpoint presentation are also specified.
3. Various manufacturing techniques like laminating, vacuum forming, and plug and yoke forming are listed that could be used to complete the project within the required timeline.
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- The Built Environment
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- The Passive House standard
- Why Passive House targets
- Clean Energy Plans?!
- How does Passive House compare and fit in?
- The business case for Passive House real estate
- Tools to quantify the value of Passive House
- What can I do?
- Resources
This document provides instructions for preparing files and setting up the laser cutter system at City University of New York for cutting materials. It discusses preparing drawings in software like AutoCAD and Rhino, setting up files for cutting, using the laser cutter interface, safety procedures during cutting, and cleaning up after cutting. The document is intended to guide both novice and experienced users on proper file preparation and machine operation to safely and effectively cut materials like wood, plastic and cardboard.
Kyle Walker presents his engineering design portfolio, which includes projects such as an automated drilling machine for Boeing, a flexible biopsy needle, and a gyrotonic lift kit. He explains his roles in mechanical assembly, programming, and design for these projects. Walker also discusses personal projects like building a Cryptex lockbox and his hobbies of hiking, painting, dancing, and rock climbing. He welcomes any questions and provides his contact information.
William Work gives a presentation on using AutoCAD to create 3D models suitable for 3D printing. He begins with an introduction and outlines what attendees will learn. The presentation covers the basics of 3D printing and best practices for modeling. It demonstrates AutoCAD's 3D tools like solids, extrusions, and booleans. As a case study, it walks through step-by-step creation of a Doric column using techniques demonstrated earlier. It concludes by discussing preparation and output of files for 3D printing.
This document provides an overview of the printed circuit board (PCB) design process using the Eagle PCB software tool. It describes how to design a PCB, including defining components in a schematic, laying out the board, routing traces between components, generating output files, and sending the design for fabrication. The process involves capturing the schematic, placing components on the board layout in Eagle, routing traces between components, generating output files called Gerbers that define the PCB layers, and sending those files to a fabrication house to manufacture the custom PCB.
Model-making student professionally trained to work from the design and concept stages through to the final stages of finishing to transform 2-dimensional ideas into 3-dimensional objects in the prototyping and design industry.
Kim Englebert-Willems_Portfolio of Course and NonCourse WorkKimEnglebert
The document summarizes the Prototyping & Design program at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College. The program trains students to build 3D prototypes through skills like hand fabrication, painting, 3D software, CNC machining, mold making, and welding. Students learn to develop plans from 2D to 3D, problem-solve, create CAD drawings, use CNC machines, construct models, apply finishes, and safely operate tools. A variety of student projects are described that demonstrate applying these skills, such as a laser-etched cribbage board, vacuum-formed food tray, CNC-milled parts, and finished wooden and metal objects.
The document summarizes the Prototyping & Design program at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College. The program trains students to build 3D prototypes through skills like hand fabrication, painting, 3D software, CNC machining, model making, and welding. Students learn to develop plans from 2D to 3D, problem solve, create CAD drawings, use CNC machines, construct models, apply finishes, estimate costs, and operate tools safely. Examples are provided of projects involving laser etching, woodworking, vacuum forming, CNC milling, metalworking, model finishing, and computer-aided drafting.
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Basic description of CNC cutting machines designed for home use by crafters. Focus on Cricut brand, including a demonstration of the initial program used when installing a new Cricut Explore Air. Presentation given at Trenton Computer Festival, 3/23/2019.
NOTE: Original template used typefaces Kelson Sans for titles and Lato for text.
Kelson Sans: https://www.dafontfree.io/kelson-sans-font-family/
Lato: http://www.latofonts.com/lato-free-fonts/, https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Lato
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The document discusses a mini-workshop on using a vinyl cutter and heat press. It provides information on the workshop location and date, the types of workshops and equipment available at the location (Bitraf). It then discusses how to book equipment, preparing designs for cutting including vector vs raster files, using design software like Cricut and Inkscape, and the vinyl cutting process. It also covers troubleshooting cutting issues, different types of vinyl, how to apply iron-on vinyl using a heat press, and suggests making a simple initial design to try out.
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This document provides instructions for Laboratory Assignment 2 of the CMPE 118/218 course. The assignment involves designing, building, and programming a simple motorized platform using SolidWorks, CorelDraw, and a laser cutter. Students must complete three parts: 1) designing the platform components in CAD software, 2) cutting out parts from foamcore or MDF using the laser cutter, and 3) building a working detector circuit to control the motors. The platform must include a base, motor mounts, motors, an H-bridge module, a column, and a top platform. Students work in pairs and are responsible for providing their own materials.
This document provides instructions for Laboratory Assignment 2 for the course CMPE 118/218 Introduction to Mechatronics. The assignment involves designing, building, and programming a simple motorized platform using SolidWorks, CorelDraw, and a laser cutter. Students must complete three parts: 1) designing the platform components in CAD software; 2) cutting out parts from foamcore and MDF using the laser cutter; and 3) building a working detector circuit to control the motors.
This document outlines 60 tips for using Autodesk Inventor in 60 minutes. It provides tips for basic interface settings, sketch techniques, assembly tips, drawing tips, and more. The tips are from an expert instructor who has taught Inventor for many years. Attendees of the session will learn powerful sketching, modeling, and assembly strategies to maximize their use of Inventor back in their own classrooms.
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https://plus.google.com/u/0/events/ca5ss0rvia897dk3qgloqo1gjr0
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The document provides instructions for using a Makerbot Replicator 2X 3D printer. It describes how to level the build plate, load and unload filament, use the Makerware software to prepare files for printing including orientation, scaling and dual extrusion. It also provides tips for prepping the build surface with ABS slurry, removing prints, installing new Kapton tape, and using an acetone vapor bath to smooth prints.
This document provides information about the machines that will be used in an open-source 3D printing and milling workshop. It describes the Makerbot 3D printer and Timelab's miniCNC milling machine, including the file formats and parameters that can be used with each machine. Instructions are provided for installing the necessary software, and examples are given of objects that can be printed or milled.
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You will learn:
• A general overview of the Stanley Black & Decker design and prototyping process.
• How the Objet Geometries 3D printing technology improved our prototyping and production of ID conceptual models.
• How this technology helped save manpower, time, and money while on our design evaluation process.
The capabilities of 3D printing systems present infinite possibilities to the field industrial design prototyping. Possessing the ability to design/model a part in the morning when you get to your desk and then hand it off to a prototype specialist in the afternoon to be printed is proving to be invaluable. Rapid prototyping technologies are forever changing the prototyping profession, and are a key part of delivering better products to consumers faster.
1. The document provides a design brief and specifications for designing and manufacturing a wooden candle holder using various techniques within a limited time frame.
2. Key requirements include that the design must be visually attractive and suitable for displaying a candle. A modular design, high quality finish, and powerpoint presentation are also specified.
3. Various manufacturing techniques like laminating, vacuum forming, and plug and yoke forming are listed that could be used to complete the project within the required timeline.
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- The Built Environment
- Let's imagine the perfect building
- The Passive House standard
- Why Passive House targets
- Clean Energy Plans?!
- How does Passive House compare and fit in?
- The business case for Passive House real estate
- Tools to quantify the value of Passive House
- What can I do?
- Resources
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Coordinate and oversee all technical activities relating to architectural and construction projects,
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1. The Paradise Box
This month’s Vectric
The design is a blend
of
contemporary side panels to make a nice
addition to any decor.
The Paradise Box can be used to stow any
number of personal “treasures” or perhaps
even drafted for use in the kitchen as a 3x5
recipe card holder by incorporating a
center divider in the interior.
project features a
highly decorative “chip carve” motif and
can be enjoyed by VCarve Pro owners and
Aspire owners alike!
elaborate detail along with the mortised
The overall finished dimensions
of the assembled project are about
13½"W x 9½"D x 5½"H.
Detailed V-carving works best
when using a very sharp bit and a
close-grained hardwood. The
sample was made from Maple.
Vectric Project Tutorial
Main items you will need:
1) The Project Files (included):
• Paradise_Box_TOP.crv
•
•
•
2) Boards with the following dimensions:
TOP: 0.75 "x 11.2 "x 14 "
3)
, 4
5) A Dremel-type rotary
tool with assorted
sanding wheels and bits
to sand small details and
speed up preparation for
finishing.
Paradise_Box_FRONT_Panel.crv
Paradise_Box_BACK_Panel.crv
Paradise_Box_SIDE.crv
• Paradise_Box_BOTTOM.crv
•
• FRONT: 0.75 "x 5.5 "x 15 "
• BACK: 0.75 "x 5.5 "x 15 "
• SIDE: 0.75 "x 7 "x 12 " (two of these)
• BOTTOM: 0.75 "x 7.5 "x 14 "
Box hinge (I used Brainerd hinge # 1268XC
¾" x 8" piano-style) felt or nylon pads for
bottom, self-stick felt for box interior, if
desired
4) Clamps, drill, sandpaper, wood stain
and/or paint and clear finish
Designed for Vectric™ by Michael Tyler
Designed by Michael Tyler - March 2011 www.vectric.com
Created with:
Vectric Project Tutorial
www.vectric.com
Project Tutorial
Project Tutorial It is our pleasure to provide
our customers with fun and
useful projects to enjoy!
It is our pleasure to provide
our customers with fun and
useful projects to enjoy!
Featuring compatibility with nearly all CNC Machines
Featuring compatibility with nearly all CNC Machines
CNC Bits used for the Sample:
Chamfer V-Carves: 90° V-Bit
"
Main V-Carves: 60° V-Bit*
Cut Profiles: 1/4 Down-Cut
Sample Carved with:
ShopBot Buddy
www.shopbottools.com
®
PRSalpha BT48
*CMT-brand “laser-point” 60° V-Bit
was used to create the sample
Also Compatible with:
2. STEP 1 - Open and Review the Project Files
Start your or Aspire software and open the
project files. (fig. 1)
VCarve Pro
(cont.)
Page 2
(cont.)
STEP 2 - Run the Project
Carefully review all the toolpaths and make any
necessary changes to suit your particular bits and
machine. The toolpaths are currently set with feed and
speeds that were used in creating the original sample.
Please don’t use them directly until you review them
for your own setup.
You can edit the tools and change the settings to your
own preferences and requirements. It is very
important to recalculate all toolpaths after making
any edits/changes. Once you have recalculated for
your own machine and bits, reset the preview, then
preview all toolpaths again to visually verify the
project outcome on-screen.
The project is designed with tabs to hold parts in place
during the final part cut outs. You may delete the tabs if
you use some other reliable hold-down method.
I received a tip from my good friend Tim Merrill for
carves of this type. He mentioned that he sometimes
likes to run V-carve toolpaths twice to yield the
cleanest result. I took his tip to heart and that’s what I
did when creating the sample. This is an option you
may want to consider, as well. Thanks for the great tip,
Tim!
When you are satisfied with your settings, save the
toolpaths to the appropriate Post Processor for your
machine, place your material on your machine bed and
proceed to run the project. (fig. 2a)
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Paradise_Box_FRONT_Panel.crv
Paradise_Box_TOP.crv
Paradise_Box_SIDE.crv
Paradise_Box_BOTTOM.crv
Paradise_Box_BACK_Panel.crv
fig. 2
3. STEP 3 - Release, Sand and Prep Parts
Separate all the parts from the boards with a utility
knife or small saw. Sand off the tab remnants and any
undesirable tool marks. Use a Dremel-type tool with
various abrasive wheels/tips to make the job of detail
sanding go faster. (fig. 3a)
I also made my own handy home-made sanding sticks
to get into some of the really tight nooks and crannies.
I sanded popsicle sticks to a thin taper and glued on
some sandpaper scraps with CA glue (super glue).
(fig. 3b)
Using a sharp hand chisel, square-up the rounded
corners in the side mortises, EXCEPT the front-top of
each side where the front panel’s bevel fits into.
(fig. 3c)
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Likewise, square-up
the hinge mortise on
the back panel, then
position your hinge.
Mark and drill pilot
holes for the hinge
screws. (fig. 3d)
Dry-fit your box
together and make
adjustments, if
necessary. If you
need to widen the
side panel mortises,
sand the INSIDE
edges only. (fig. 3e)
STEP 4 - Part Assembly
Glue the box together and apply clamps until set.
(fig.4a)
Remove the clamps and test fit the lid. Make any
necessary adjustments (sand the edges) until it fits
evenly between the side panels without any binding.
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fig. 3a
fig. 3c
fig. 3b
fig. 3d
fig. 3d
fig. 4a
4. STEP 5 - Apply Finish Now
Apply your choice of finish to the parts. Here’s what I
used on the sample “Paradise Box” project made from
Maple: (fig. 5)
• Minwax Natural stain #209
• 4 coats of Krylon Crystal Clear Gloss Acrylic spray
• 2 coats of Minwax water-based Clear Satin polycrylic
(brushed on)
Before applying the clearcoat, you may want to
reinstall the hinge on the box, then line up the box lid,
mark and drill pilot holes and check lid action.
TIP: Put a few small dabs of hot melt glue on the
hinge before lining up and placing the box lid on top of
it. Allow the glue to set, then carefully open the lid to
mark your pilot hole locations.
“Break” the glue dabs after marking, then install the
screws to check the lid action.
Of course, you’ll want to remove the hinge before
applying your clearcoat. (fig. 6a)
STEP 6 - Final Assembly
After the finish is completely dry, reinstall the hinge
and line the box interior with self-adhesive felt or
flocking, if desired. You may also want to put four
round felt, cork or nylon pads underneath boxes to
protect the surfaces they will be placed upon.
IN CONCLUSION
I hope you have enjoyed making your Paradise Box.
Feel free to customize your own box with creative
finishes, interior dividers, trays or whatever suits you!
Happy Carving!
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fig. 6a
fig. 5
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Materials Source Page
Miscellaneous Items Purchased at Lowes™
• Nylon round surface protection pads
• Disposable Brushes and Paint Rags
• 3M Radial Bristle Discs from
(stack 3 discs at a time on your rotary tool mandrel)
80-grit: part # 4494A19
220-grit: part # 4494A18
www.mcmaster.com
Miscellaneous Items Purchased at Michael’s Arts & Crafts™
• Minwax Natural Stain #209
Miscellaneous Items Purchased at Home Depot™
• Self-stick felt sheets
Krylon Clear Gloss Acrylic
from WalMart™
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Brainerd hinge # 1268XC
¾" x 8" piano-style
from www.hardwareworld.com
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RESOURCES...
There are numerous resources for Vectric software owners to make their experience with their products more
enjoyable. The Vectric website includes videos and tutorials to provide a good overview of the software products
and how to use them. (http://www.vectric.com/WebSite/Vectric/support/support_vcw_tutorials.htm)
As well as the resources available from the Tutorial page, please also visit the ‘FAQ’ and ‘How To’ pages for more
support information...
‘How To’ webpage
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‘FAQ’ webpage
Vectric User Forum
Every Vectric software owner should join the Vectric User Forum (http://www.vectric.com/forum/) where fellow
users share their experience and knowledge on a daily basis. It is a FREE service that you will surely appreciate. A
handy Search Feature helps you find answers to any questions you may have. There are Gallery sections as well,
where you can post and view photos of projects created with Vectric software.
http://www.vectric.com/WebSite/Vectric/support/support_faq.htm
Additional Resources
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