Help with the basic software patterns

[alexanderbuzz]

I downloaded the basic software and how do I use the patterns that come up on rightside of the page do I need a license to use those patterns

[henry1]

more info ,is it a new machine ,if it is the basic software you don't need the license , you left click and drag to the board

[alexanderbuzz]

Yep That did it click and drag Thanks for all the help.
It's a Rev A and never has been used but will be soon

[alexanderbuzz]

Yep That did it click and drag Thanks for all the help.
It's a Rev A and never has been used but will be soon

Now that I have taken the step and bought the carvewright Rev A I also bought a pattern from the pattern depot It was Deer Feeding do I have to set the depth of the carving and the carving tool are will it do it by itself.

[aokweld101]

the projects that are on the right side come with designer and you can use them.

[eelamb]

Another way that it seems no one mentions is to click (release LMB) on the pattern in favorites on right side. Now click on the board, the pattern will be laid down where ever you click on the board. I like this method better than the click and drag. Where the cross hairs of your cursor is, will be the center of the pattern as it is placed on the board.

[fwharris]

I downloaded the basic software and how do I use the patterns that come up on rightside of the page do I need a license to use those patterns

You might want to spend some time reviewing the software tutorials http://www.carvewright.com/support-p...ject-designer/

[Canemaker]

Tell us where you're located, there might be someone close to you that could assist you.

[CNC Carver]

You can set depth of pattern in designer. When you start your machine it will calibrate your bits. Check out the tips and tricks. http://forum.carvewright.com/content...ips-amp-Tricks many good starting points in them. Saves frustration when you make an already known mistake. Lots of reading but well worth it.

[lynnfrwd]

The depth of a pattern defaults to match the thickness of it. A 1/4" thick pattern will go to a depth of 1/4". You can adjust the depth and the height. 100 Height is the original thickness, in this case 1/4".