12/14/2023 Replay: Tapered ball nose sizes, cribbage board creation, 3D owl project, project file download, toolpath display, SVGs for signs, partial rotary cut, tabs, edge path for maps, tray pocket.
Question Timestamps in this Q&A:
00:00:00 - Intro
00:02:10 - When you're talking about using a quarter inch tapered ball nose or an eighth inch tapered ball nose, are you referring to the shank size, meaning the cutting end of the quarter inch Ballnose is not quarter inch. This is much smaller depending on the degree of taper, correct?
00:03:30 - How would I make one of these cribbage boards?
00:11:16 - I'm looking for a way to use my rotary and the laser in Aspire on coffee mugs.
00:24:15 - I'm wondering why I can't see a link to download the project files?
00:25:14 - When I go to save toolpaths window, the toolpaths don't show up on the bottom of the window as it used to in the older versions. What do I need to change for this?
00:31:16 - Suggestions on laptops that will run more complex files?
00:37:03 - Can I use just about any SVG for acrylic edgelit signs?
00:43:30 - He's trying to make this spindle on a rotary, and it's only cutting part way through.
00:46:16 - Does everyone always use tabs with profile cuts?
00:47:10 - What is the best path setting for the edge when making topographical maps?
00:49:22 - Has anybody used those small little Matchbox computers like James was talking about? And do they have any luck with it?
00:57:01 - Simple tray pocket using a three quarter inch bowl bit.
