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Textile Academy
2024
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Jiawen Gong
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### **CREATING TOOLPATHES ON VCARVE**
**STEP-BY-STEP**
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**STEP-BY-STEP**
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### **3D MILLING WITH SHOPBOT**
**STEP-BY-STEP**
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**STEP-BY-STEP**
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8.
Bring your x and y axis to desired job origin. Take note of the positions of your home x and y axis because it helps you to go back to job origin.
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Zeroing the x and y axes by selecting Zero (2) axes (X&Y).The X and Y axis in the position pane is now 0,000. This is where your job will begin.
**IMPORTANT**
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Tie your hair up when operating the machine.
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Turn on ventilation.
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Keep your fingers on Space key when you start your job. If something were to go wrong, it's mostly likely to happending in the beginning.
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If something has gone terribly wrong, press the STOP button located under the milling bed.
Take note of the positions of your home x and y axis because it helps you to go back to job origin.
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