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Vcarve DESKTOP CAD/CAM software (Windows Compatible)

Article number 10303
£374,56 Included 20% VAT £312,13excl. VAT
Location: DGTL PRDCT
Description

VCarve Desktop provides a powerful but intuitive software solution for cutting parts on a CNC Router. There are tools for 2D design and calculation of 2D and 2.5D toolpaths and along with the ability to import and toolpath a single 3D model (STL, OBJ, SKP etc.). There is also support to import multiple Vectric Clip Art 3D models (V3M).

The software can import 2D designs but also provides a full set of drawing and editing tools. The toolpath options cover all typical 2D routing operations such as profiling, pocketing, auto-inlays and drilling as well as 2.5D strategies such as v-carving, prism carving, molding toolpaths, fluting and even a decorative texturing strategy. 

Key Strengths of VCarve Desktop

  • VCarve Desktop can import 2D designs from other programs but also provides a full set of drawing and editing tools.
  • The toolpath options cover all typical 2D routing operations such as Profiling, Pocketing, Auto-Inlays and Drilling as well as 2.5D strategies such as V-Carving, Prism carving, Moulding Toolpaths, Fluting and even a decorative Texturing strategy.
  • For 3D you can Rough and Finish the model and there are options to project 2D and 2.5D toolpaths onto the 3D surface.
  • Each toolpath includes appropriate options to customize the settings and provide a high level of control for different types of operation.
  • In addition all toolpaths can be previewed to show just how the part will look when it is actually cut, this allows instant feedback to allow toolpaths to be further optimized.