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    Creating a vector to profile cut an .STL file

    I'm new to CNC routing in general & super new to routing 3d .STL files & I'm trying to figure out how to create a vector so I can profile cut around this image. I would node edit a vector shape but the .jpg thumbnail image isn't clear enough and you cant really see the edges well enough on the grayscale to draw it.
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    Any help is greatly appreciated
    Gary

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    Re: Creating a vector to profile cut an .STL file

    Do you have Aspire or V Carve Pro?

    Under 3D modeling tools, "Create Vector boundary from selected components".
    Gerry

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    Re: Creating a vector to profile cut an .STL file

    Gerry - I just recently purchased Aspire. I'll check it out

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