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    Default Circle Carving

    While carving 55 coaster blanks with a carved circle of 3' diameter, the thought occured to me can the softwre be used to carve a circle ithin a circle. I better explain. Draw a circle of 6" diameter and within it another circle of 3" diameter. Now can you set up a carve region of just the area between the two circles? I've tried without success.

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    Yes.. it can be done. This thread gives some hints on how to accomplish it... althought it is a lot more nested circles of varying heights.

    http://forum.carvewright.com/showthr...ighlight=rings
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    I'm not sure if this what you want, but you can draw a 6" circle, a 5.5" circle and a 5" circle make sure all are centered both ways. Then asaign a 1/2" flush cut bit to the 5.5 circle. This will crate a 1/2" circle groove btwn both circles. Using the drill fuction or asigning circles at different dias. will create a circle in a circle with out carving them.

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    Does this look like what you are trying to do.

    I made a six inch circle and set the depth at .25 - then a 3 inch circle, assign carve region and set the depth to zero
    Last edited by LittleRedWoodshop; 10-07-2011 at 09:18 AM.

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    Thanks. Now I know.

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    No problem ... always glad to help

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