Update file week11.md

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-  1. Save your 3D model in .STL
+     1. Save your 3D model in .STL
 
-  2. Import it in VCarve.
+     2. Import it in VCarve.
 
-  3. Fill in the section regarding your material (size and margins).
+     3. Fill in the section regarding your material (size and margins).
 
-  4. Material Setup —> Z position click on the left bottom corner in the diagram.
+     4. Material Setup —> Z position click on the left bottom corner in the diagram.
 
-  5. Toolbar click on : tool database —> choose the right tool for you or create a new one yourself. We used “foam end mill 5mm”.
+     5. Toolbar click on : tool database —> choose the right tool for you or create a new one yourself. We used “foam end mill 5mm”.
 
-  6. We changed the speed and feed of the foam tool we choose : (spindle speed: 1000 r.p.m) (feed rate 80%) (plunge rate 20mm/sec).
+     6. We changed the speed and feed of the foam tool we choose : (spindle speed: 1000 r.p.m) (feed rate 80%) (plunge rate 20mm/sec).
   
-  7. Create tool path: ROUGHING —> click on the roughing icon —> Limit Boundary “Material Boundary” —> Rough Strategy “Boundary Z level Raster X FINISHING —> click on Icon finishing under toolpath  —>  Limit Boundary “Model off-set 10mm” —> Area Machine Strategy “off-set/climb”
+     7. Create tool path: ROUGHING —> click on the roughing icon —> Limit Boundary “Material Boundary” —> Rough Strategy “Boundary Z level Raster X FINISHING —> click on Icon finishing under toolpath  —>  Limit Boundary “Model off-set 10mm” —> Area Machine Strategy “off-set/climb”
 
-  8. Save the toolpaths separately, ready for shotbot import.
+     8. Save the toolpaths separately, ready for shotbot import.
 
 
 ### **3D MILLING WITH SHOPBOT**