Carveco lets you import a variety of full 3D model formats and can transform them into relief models for incorporating into your design. In this tutorial, we will walk you through the different options to import, scale and position 3D STL models to assist you in building up your design composition.
In this first tutorial video, we will be taking a look at using the interface and workflow in Carveco. Familiarising yourself yourself with the layout, 2D and 3D workspaces and locations of key tools within of the software prior to making that first project.
If you've ever wondered about how to add a tool to your tool database, this video has you covered! In this video we take a look at the tool database, a critical aspect of the software for all our new users, walking you through how to add in and modify your tools to your own...
Vector clipping is a flexible trim tool that allows you to trim vectors to a separate, defined vector object.
In this video we take a focused look at our Shape Editor Tool. Available in Carveco Maker Plus and Carveco; the Shape Editor lets you easily create 3D shapes from 2D vectors in real-time.
Nesting is the process of fitting parts to material in the most efficient way possible, with savings seen on both machining time and material cost.
A short guide on how to save your design work in Carveco, including the different types of file to include artwork, design, and toolpath data.
In this latest addition of our Tips and Tricks, we answer the question "How do I use my Home and Safe positions?". We'll walk you through how to view your Safe and Home positions, so you can then adjust them to your design's specifications! With an insightful explanation as to what these positions mean and...
If you own a unique tool that isn't found in the Carveco Tool Database, the Create Custom Form Tool option allows you to create your own custom tool for use in Carveco. Starting with the profile of an open vector to define the basic shape, you can then define all aspects of the tool based...
