Make the move to 3D Carving with Vectric Aspire – CNC Basix
Make the move to 3D Carving with Vectric Aspire

Make the move to 3D Carving with Vectric Aspire

Aspire brings together all of the 2D & 2.5D tools and functionality available in Cut2D and VCarve with added 3D design tools enabling you to create 3D relief models and machine them with 3D machining strategies.

Create relief models for 3D machining

Aspire provides a powerful but intuitive software solution for creating and cutting parts on a CNC router. In addition to the 2D design and toolpath calculation tools Aspire adds 3D design tools which enable you to create your own 3D relief models and machine them with 3D machining strategies.

Aspire’s unique 3D modeling tools coupled with the comprehensive set of 2D design and editing tools make it easy to create your own parts from scratch as well as import and edit external 2D and 3D data.

 

Aspire's single interface for 3D component design and machining makes it easy and logical to draw and build 3D component models.
The emphasis on ease of use not only includes the interface and work-flow of the software but also has been carried through into the training materials. Aspire ships with over 90 hours of tutorials based on real-world examples.
The 3D model preview allows 3D components to be displayed in different material types or colors to produce realistic results for customers quotations, web site content or including in your marketing material.
Aspire's interactive approach to assembling 3D component models, makes it easy to change the shape and characteristics of individual parts of the job and build up complex designs using simple 3D shapes.
Aspire lets you dynamically edit 3D components using the mouse as well as giving you the ability to enter specific values to manipulate the part.
Changes to shape, height or inclination are instantly updated in the 3D view showing exactly what the final result will look like. This takes the guess-work out of creating high quality models.

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