aspire, vcarve pro

[cabnet636]

a gift from vectric

http://www.vectric.com/vcarve-downlo...asprojects.htm

[pike88]

The Vectric is great software. Inspire is insane!! especially for the price. I tell everybody to get it.

[cabnet636]

got this today and while i have aspire i thought it speaks volumes of the men who are vectric!
jim

"Dear Customer, After receiving a number of emails from customers and reading the messages posted on the Vectric forum, we have decided to extend the discount period for existing customers* who would like to upgrade to Aspire until the 31st January 2009. Visit the Vectric web site at www.vectric.com for full details about Aspire and to download the Trial version + Video Tutorials. Please remember that the upgrade pricing options will increase by $550 from the 1st February 2009 when the introductory discounts end. VCarve Pro upgrade to Aspire, currently $900 will increase $1,450Cut3D upgrade to Aspire, currently $1,200 will increase to $1,750 A full new licence of Aspire will increase from $1750 to $2000 We hope extending the cut off date will help those customers who found the existing date to be too close to Christmas for comfort. Please let us know if you have any questions. Thank you, The Vectric Team * Upgrade pricing is only available to customers who purchased VCarve Pro or Cut3D before 22nd October 2008"

[cabnet636]

cannot say enough about aspire

[Khalid]

Jim..In the first picture u did a great design in the middle.. did u maek it in Aspire or custom made... its not on th Vectorart3D site..

By the way great work u did and very very nice finishing

Thanks and Best Regards

[cabnet636]

i got the other file from vectorclip3d

and thanks!!!

jim

[ger21]

Don't try to tell me you made the curved doors with Aspire?

[cabnet636]

doors came from les portes st. georges in canada, i made the feet with aspire, sorry i noted that on my vectric post,

But i am willing to learn!!! think we could do it?

jim

[cabnet636]

installed

[Big S]

Looks amazing, sure beats cutting all that detail by hand with a hammer and chisel

Shannon.

[ger21]

Looks amazing, sure beats cutting all that detail by hand with a hammer and chisel

Shannon.

And the years of practice that would take.

[cabnet636]

i gotta cop to the easy way out! the biggest dilema is learning to use the software at this point. i will say it is helpfull in the competetive arena as my now non cnc competitors (whats left of them after the last few months in this economy) are still purchasing appliques and onlays at a fairly decent expence and i have the ability to configure what the customer wants and produce it at a reasonable cost. several shops are peeking in at what i am doing now and asking more questions about cnc.

i had a disscussion with a fellow at IWF who came across as a real closed minded sort of guy, he was asking "what will happen when cnc is the accepted standard in cabinetmaking and everyone would have one"?

i asked him "do you want to be first or last"

thanks for the compliments fellows but honestly i learn it here, and gerry you were a beta testor on a product that will step me up and is exactly what i wanted and waited for from the time i first saw the carvewright software and told them turkeys to make it available for gcode or conventional cnc use, to you i tip my hat, i have always been in woodworking to make money, being in magazines and such can be fun but i learned a long time ago, design it, sell it, deliver it, get your money and do not fall in love with it, artist starve!!!



jim