[Gallchobhair]

I have D/L'ed the demo. I am following the tutorials and watching the video's.
I really like the program. I am a hobbyist and I am building a machine now.
I like it that I can get a program that is focused on doing one thing and doing it very well.
I am tired of all the programs that want to sell me expensive software that does everything
I do not want to do and very poorly the one thing I want to do.
I am not a designer and I do not want to learn a cad program. I want to work with pictures and
models I buy or have made for me.I will be working the demo to death until the 30 days are up
and I should have my machine done in that time. Great Program I only hope I can get some good
results from it. I may have a lot of questions.

Thank You:wave:

[Lennings]

Hi Gallchobhair,

Thanks for this positive comment on DeskProto !
On the web you will be able to find many interesting 3D geometries, ready to go. A few nice sample can be downloaded from the DeskProto website.
I hope that your machine indeed will be ready before your 30 days are over, and look forward to seeing some results.

BTW, in case you are in the NY area: meet us on the World Maker Faire on Sept 29 and 30. See World Maker Faire 2012

Lex (supplier of DeskProto).

[Gallchobhair]

Sorry I am in the Seattle ,Wa area. Wish I was in NY I would love to meet other CNC people. I have a lot to learn. Are there any CNC or DeskProto people in Seattle area.

I know about Vector graphics and the one on your site what other places are there to get free or paid vector pieces.

[Lennings]

The "Vector downloads" that you mention suggest 2D graphics (vector versus bitmap). The links that we have are for 3D work.
You can find these on DeskProto >> links >> 3D models: external links

Lex.