Vcarve workpiece orientation

[phill05]

I lied

I guessed you would (smile)

Now all that is fine and I don't have a problem with that but what I am saying different to you is this, the material or stock in some instances, as above, is clearly the workpiece.

Eddy the question asked was how do I create my workpiece Vertically in VCP to which I replied, change workpiece orintation.

Eddy It was your contribution that first saw light of Material: "I just tried Ctrl +9 45 left, Ctrl +0 45 right in VCarve, it rotates the vectors but not the material (workpiece stock)"

Eddy I am working on different designs every day of many differnt sizes and the Vectors are my workpiece, I don't get to see a machine bed or get my hands dirty, I design and feed G code to 2 machines, I tell the guys 30 plus miles away from me in which axis to load the stone, power on and leave me to it.

So could we both agree / disagree the we could both be right.

Last question to D-man great you got sorted mate lets see some of your work now, and who looks the fussy twat now.

Phill

[EddyCurrent]

Eddy the question asked was how do I create my workpiece Vertically in VCP to which I replied, change workpiece orintation.

Eddy It was your contribution that first saw light of Material: "[COLOR=#333333]I just tried Ctrl +9 45 left, Ctrl +0 45 right in VCarve, it rotates the vectors but not the material (workpiece stock)"

No

post #17, Earl said your hotkeys in post #15 only rotated the vectors not the workpiece
post #20, you said, "The Vectors are the workpiece!!"
post #24, I was responding to your post#20 by confirming what Earl said in post #17.

Then I started to think about what constituted the 'Workpiece', it was different to your thoughts, and it went on from there

Eddy I am working on different designs every day of many differnt sizes and the Vectors are my workpiece, I don't get to see a machine bed or get my hands dirty, I design and feed G code to 2 machines, I tell the guys 30 plus miles away from me in which axis to load the stone, power on and leave me to it.

And that explains how you visualise the workpiece.

So could we both agree / disagree the we could both be right.

In the greater scheme of things it does not matter who thinks what, but I generally like to find a difinitive answer such as the definition of 'workpiece'

Maybe this ? http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/de...lish/workpiece