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    Can any tell me the total carving depths for the old carving bit vs the new 2" carving bit?

    I understand that I will need to upgrade from 1.187 to 3.0 to use the new 2" bit is that correct?

    Thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by Canemaker View Post
    Can any tell me the total carving depths for the old carving bit vs the new 2" carving bit?

    I understand that I will need to upgrade from 1.187 to 3.0 to use the new 2" bit is that correct?

    Thanks
    John
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    Ok, I'm really confused I tried to create a plaque being 28" x 36" x 2" in depth. I put a carved region at the max carve of 8/10" and then added elements and carvewright changed my depth to .828 and then said that some carvings were too deep to carve. What am I missing?

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    I don't have any experience with anything above 1.187 but have you upgraded yet? I'm sure the 1.187 won't allow you to assign the extra depth. Suggest downloading a trial version if you have not upgraded. Won't let you carve but you can play with the features and see your results in designer.

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    I'm using 1.187 and trying to carve the max depth, but it changes everything to .828 then tells me that some carvings are too deep to carve... why?

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    Would suggest you post the MPC so those more knowledgeable will be able to answer your question.
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    Can't load the mpc... is there a problem on cw's end. I go to insert image, it brings up a insert image.. I choose a file from computer and
    it wont load. I anyone else having a problem?

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    no problem here all ok
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    Check to see what the "elements" depths are. Some might be deeper than 0.800". You are using the 1/16" carving bit, right?
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    Thanks for everyone.. I was able to change the depth to 0.800 and everything sees okCompleted Mabou bottom.mpc

    Any thoughts on what I should charge for carving this project? It will be two boards each being 36x14x2 carved at 0.800 each

    Thanks
    Last edited by Canemaker; 08-17-2014 at 08:24 PM. Reason: Cost

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