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Liverpool Transfer News : Liverpool Star reveals his plans for the new season - Duration: 1:52.
Sturridge continued as encouraging form in pre-season by netting Liverpool's
fourth in their 5-0 win over Napoli in Dublin last night tha England striker is
looking to kick-start his Reds career following a difficult few seasons doc b
ut the 28 year old isn't getting ahead of himself as the new campaign draws
ever closer dot h-he said I'm just having an attitude of enjoying myself
and not putting any pressure on myself or worrying about anything I can't
control I'm just worrying about what I can control which is what I can do dot
it's only a week now until the season starts we've got another big game on
Tuesday another important game four minutes in our legs then it's the final
regular preparation for the first game dot Sturridge missed two promising
chances at the Aviva Stadium before turning home after did bakka Ricky's
deflected effort on 73 minutes against Napoli got eight if any player from my
team is available than in every other situation in my life as a manager I
would have bought all of them to be honest
they are all fantastic boys they are able to play fantastic football in this
moment the squad would be too big that's true but it's not that that means for us
that we give them for free or something like that Liverpool is strong enough to
keep all these players and then we deal with that we are not there to make
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Sofia The First - Enchanted Science Fair Part 3 | Top Cartoon For Kids & Children - Duration: 3:49.
♥ Thanks so much for watching!
Are you doing making sure we stay in the lead?
You're not being very nice amber racing off without us wasn't nice slowing her down with carrots is brilliant
James please. They're our friends. Come on Sofia. Do you want to get that trophy for dad or not?
You saw how much it meant to him?
Well, yes, but then we have to make the best project and to do that. We need the hocus-crocus
We have a bit of a problem your Majesties, I'm afraid we can't land on the mountain peak. It's too steep
Then we'll have to land at the bottom and hike up
Here Come Colleen and Vivian we have to hurry the trail starts right there. Allow me to escort you no time for that
But the King told me to look after you Prince Khalid, please. Oh
The crystal forest how beautiful we're not here to sightsee. Come on
What is it
These trees are really fragile better be more quiet or we'll break them. Okay
That's right nice and quiet
Look James almost out of the forest. Finally you're that partner. Hey, sorry, sorry
Great now, what do we do? I think we can go around it if we're careful
This is the path to the top but it makes sure no one else knows that hocus-crocus here we come. Oh
No, we're stuck unless we could try climbing over it well, maybe we should just turn back let's go around it
Looks like we go this way. Come on James. Yeah, I'll be right there
Brilliant Sofia wait up
Do we have to run the whole way we have to catch up to them Vivian? Okay
I
Don't understand the sign pointed best way to get to the top
Andrew must have switched the sign on us No, who would do something like that?
Only amber, I guess, huh?
Don't you think all this racing is making everyone kind of mean I think we need to get the hocus-crocus
If we want to win the fair, let's go back and try the other path
Okay
Musical miss geysers, you better watch out. You never know when they're gonna blow but there's a peak the hocus-crocus is so close
Maybe there's a way around them. It was afraid of a little mist
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Understanding & Preparing for RV Tail Swing - Duration: 7:48.
I think that I can help a few other fellow RV owners or potentially future
RV owners with a couple things here real quick
first of all yes Greeley's fixed my brakes
Greeley's has installed Chevy OEM drums and pads and axle seals there was grease
all over both drums both axle hub seals had failed and that can cause and that
should damage right there and especially since the fact that I had aftermarket
drums which no I you cannot by as a consumer you have to get them through
Chevy so I am happy to report that now without the motorcycle my RV has the
right drums and shoes on the back and we should be good although it took an extra
day at the shop I really appreciate Greeley's they did good work spent a
little more cost a little more than I was hoping but that's mainly because of
the turn signal switch which as you can see looks all shiny and new there it
comes back to neutral and now I have my thirteenth pair of rear drums on this RV
in twelve months but I think we're good okay I think we're good I'm really happy
with the company I would highly recommend the company they did great
work and those two days are behind me and now we can get back to adventuring
in Maine okay lastly real quick I just want to share
this Eric you're taking up four spots and you left a cart there I mean what
Eric why would you do that why would you take up four spots in an RV this is the
kind of thing that a non RV owner would say yes I come out to the way back here
where there's lots of room and I take up four spots anytime I can especially in
the summertime anybody know why that if you're not an
RV owner will get blocked in guys that's exactly what happens if I were to only
take up two spots whether it be this one in that one or that one in that one I
guarantee you some car would come by and park right next to me for two reasons
one because it's shelter or shade from Walmart a lot of people like to do drug
deals or smoke their crack in their car they use trucks and RVs for cover so
they'll come park right there and do illegal activities on my RV the second
reason is as you can see we're starting to get some shade on this side of my RV
you betcha cards it could be this whole parking lot
could be wide open and I parked way over there one car will come by block my door
and use me for shade okay but it's not just for like inconvenience like yes
after I get done shopping you bet I leave that cart right there until I'm
ready to go I always a hundred percent of the time return my carts I never
leave carts but after I'm done shopping I leave that as a visual deterrent so
that someone doesn't try it now yes somebody will still try to come up they
might even move the cart and I will simply have to explain to them hey can
you not walk me in now what do I mean about blocking me in I mean I need to be
able to leave and if you park right next to an RV and block me in I can't turn
and even physically leave I would not be able to turn the wheel and leave because
of my tail swing and yes I have talked about this in years past let me go
inside and demonstrate this with something so you can get an idea from
what I'm talking about hi Jax yeah I got I know I got the fan
going though okay I have my very crude little drawing here let me show you this
diagram represents six different parking spaces technically okay this is going to
be my RV as long as it is and you can see the tires as my front tires
those are my rear tires today that's the RV each one of these two represents two
individual cars okay so let's say I pull in and I'm trying to be all nice and I
only take up two spots okay so I leaned over but I
have reserved these well if these other two spots fill up with cars do you see
the issue here not to mention you're gonna have other cars parked right there
okay and this is the driveway out there is physically no way for me to leave
this and not have my tail end completely see what it's doing completely tore up
that car upon trying to leave because of the wheelbase and this is the swing that
that's the part you have to worry about so what I would have to do is come out
way too far and now I'm hitting these cars and I'm still gonna clip this car
right here okay so take this away what do I do instead I Drive in and I take up
look for spots that means that the nearest cars can park next to me is
there and there and no matter which way I want to leave my tail swing is not
going to affect any other cars okay again parking in the middle and then
having cars parked next to you you physically cannot leave or do anything
until everybody leaves and yet it literally doesn't matter because nearly
every single time I do this every time I will have someone come up to me with a
terrible attitude and say what the f is wrong with you privileged are beers that
think you can just do whatever you want here because they don't understand the
concept they don't understand the science behind it they think we're just
being mean and so I've never seen an RVer actually make a video and explain
that although I know that anybody who's not an RVer absolutely hates it when
semi trucks box trucks or RVs or anybody takes up more than they should well just
letting you guys know guys we have no choice otherwise like I said I will get
stuck here for weeks and never be able to leave
and I'd never do it if there aren't plenty of other places to park all I ask
visit if you're in a Walmart and you see an RV or a box truck or any bigger rig
than normal even a big truck taking up more than one spot just be mindful of
their tail swing that we're not doing it to be mean it's not like we think that
we can take up more spots there's a big difference between like some brand new
expensive Jaguar Maserati doing it big difference they're doing it because they
have a problem we do it because we don't want to hit you and because I want to be
able to use my side door to do stuff like I said I'm just explaining why we
do it some people are just gonna hate no matter what but it is what it is now
you've heard the story from an RVer perspective I hope you understand just
be mindful guys it's a little harder and trickier to drive and park and maneuver
an RV than it is your car so just be patient
don't be mean about it you know yeah the brake work I mean with the RVs you know
Jax and I sitting in a shop just really drained me guys really drained to me and
I couldn't get anything done I don't have anything magical to share with you
but I don't want to get behind in video so that's why I I don't want to call
this a filler video but you're up to date and you understand parking an RV in
a parking lot and I'm looking forward to exploring Maine more so Jax now see in a
couple days my guys
you
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Caring for dependents, I (English subtitles) - Duration: 7:21.
Hey, how are you doing?
If we have had a loved one hospitalized, we will have done our best to care for them, leaving our needs in the
background. It's like a sprint, we arrived tired, but without any dificulties. But if the care is prolonged in
time, the efort to be made is more like that of a marathon, isn't it?
And if we face this situation in the same way, we will quickly lack the energy, and we will have
to give up because "we can't do it anymore". The situation of dependency may have arrived suddenly
or gradually, but in any case, surely our life will have turned around 180º. Conlicts may have arisen
with other family members because of the tensions involved in care, or because of diferences of opinion;
perhaps it is dificult for us to combine care with work, and we feel that we are failing to comply with it,
or that we are leaving the dependent person behind to go to work. If we have the possibility of reducing
the working day, we will see a reduction in income and an increase in expenditure.
On the other hand, we may have little time for leisure or to share with friends. And what about health:
mental and physical fatigue makes us more vulnerable to illness, and may make
our condition sufer from the beginning of care.
Each person experiences change diferently, depending on their condition and circumstances.
But we should pay attention to certain alarms that indicate that we are overwhelmed.
Let's see what these are alarm signals.
Trouble sleeping. Permanent tiredness.
Isolation. Get angry easily.
Excessive use of medications, stimulant drinks, alcohol, or tobacco.
Physical problems, such as headaches, backaches, palpitations, tremors, or digestive problems.
Forgetfulness and trouble concentrating. Apathy.
Changes in appetite. Repeated routine acts, such as continuous cleaning.
Exaggerating the importance of little things. Frequent mood swings.
Prone to accidents. Diiculty overcoming depressed feelings or nervousness.
Denial of these symptoms, or attribution of them to causes beyond the care of the patient.
Treat others with less consideration than usual. If we recognize ourselves in these warning signs,
the time has come to organize time better.
The day is about 24 hours long, and as much as we want to do everything we would like to do,
we don't get to everything. And this, which is a no-brainer, can nevertheless be the greatest source of
stress: the lack of time to take care of oneself, to take care of oneself, to take care of other family members,
to work, to be with friends,... Faced with this situation, it is clear that we have to choose, to set priorities.
Above all, there are personal needs: eating, sleeping, toileting, time for one.
If we don't respect it, we'll get sick.
It is essential to distinguish between "essential" and "postponable", thinking about the consequences
of not doing something immediately. As a result, we often perform tasks with a certain frequency,
to which we are accustomed, but which can be changed. I'm sure we can clean up the dust less often,
even if it costs us a lot at irst, we'll get used to it. And if this is not the case, we must delegate:
we cannot do the same as before, and with the same results. It is impossible for us to be able
to care for our family and dependents without help.
Just because you've taken on certain tasks doesn't mean you can't change that. It is a matter of seeing
what everyone can do for themselves, both the dependent person and the rest of the family,
even if they have never done so, that "nobody is born taught". In addition, it is important to find out
about the services we can ofer, both in terms of care (home help, day centres, escort services, etc.)
and other tasks (home delivery of shopping, food, online management, ...).
The next source of stress is usually the person being cared for, so we need to learn to
set limits for the dependent person.
It is very human for life to hit us, and we turn against those closest to us.
A person who misses out on his new situation is likely to ask for more help than he really needs,
and dump his frustration on those around him, especially the caregiver, who is the most exposed.
How can we know that? Well, because of these signs:
He/she asks for help with tasks he/she can do perfectly well on his own.
He/she blames others for his/her own mistakes.
Fakes symptoms or exaggerates them to get more attention.
Rejects aids that would make care easier, such as a wheelchair.
He/she pushes or hits the caregiver. He/she causes unjustified financial expenses.
Or he/she refuses to spend his/her money on necessary services, such as hiring someone
to take care of him/her. In the face of abuse we have to stand up to it, ask it to change his/her behaviour,
and at the same time promote his/her autonomy. There are 5 compelling reasons:
1.-A caregiver is not a better caregiver because he or she complies with everything that the
dependent person wants. On the contrary, because if we start by doing things in his/her place that he/she can do,
we will be contributing to making him/her more dependent, because he/she will lose his/her skills.
2.-We all have limits, and if we impose ourselves to help him/her in everything, we will be frustrated
for not achieving it, we will feel guilty. It is not the same to help as best as one can
as it is to have to do everything.
3.-The more tasks a person does, the less efort we have to take care of him/her.
4.- We have the right to say "no", either because these are unreasonable requests
or because we do not want to.
5.-We deserve the same respect as the dependent person.
In the next video, we'll see how to say "no" to excessive demands, ask for behavior changes,
and foster empowerment.
That's it for today, thank you very much, and until the next video!
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【 ウタやぐ UtaYagu 】 Utakata Declares His Love For Yagura... 【 MMD NARUTO 】 - Duration: 1:17.
Hold on.
I'll try it.
No... No... It's pretty reckless.
I'm serious... I owe you one.
And if you're saying that this is the only way, then I'll do this.
Your motive is a bit weak.
But something like what happened may happen again.
This time, I want to be the one that saves you. That's why...
Why?
Because I love you.
What's that? A romance or something?
That's right, romance.
You say that with such a straight face.
I don't think there was ever a time for you to think favorably of me.
I've said this before in a different world.
I threw myself into despair and kept falling into an abyss.
You were there next to me, watching over me the whole time.
This is just a guess, but wasn't that my way of taking responsibility?
But that still saved me.
So, how do you trip from there for it to evolve into romance?
I cannot comprehend at all.
Like you need reasoning to fall in love!
What?! You're the one who used it as a reason!
See, our compatibility is absolutely the worse.
But I still love you.
My, what a strange one.
Say whatever you like.
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LG Q7+ starts selling at T Mobile for a reasonable price with many premium features ● Tech News - Duration: 2:17.
LG has a lot of solid high-end options for US smartphone buyers nowadays, available unlocked
from retailers like Amazon, Best Buy, and B&H Photo Video,
as well as restricted to the nation's big four carriers on the usual monthly installment
plans.
But when it comes to budget-friendly mid-rangers, choices are a little more limited.
The LG Stylo 4 is pretty great if you like styluses and can't afford Samsung's Galaxy
Note 8,
while the Q7+ ticks plenty of "modern" technology boxes at a reasonable price of
$350 through T-Mobile.
As expected, the "Un-carrier" has started selling the "FullVision" 5.5-incher today,
charging as little as $14 upfront and $14 a month for two years with Equipment Installment
Plan financing.
That amounts to the aforementioned full retail price, which is definitely fair considering
the water-resistant design you get,
alongside premium Hi-Fi Quad DAC audio capabilities, and both fingerprint and facial recognition
tech.
That trendy 18:9 IPS LCD screen is squeezed into a phenomenally compact body, sporting
minimal bezels and respectable 2160 x 1080 resolution.
There's only one 16MP camera mounted on the metallic back of the LG Q7+, but AI-powered
Q Lens functionality makes it a mid-range winner.
The same goes for the single 8MP front-facing shooter, 64 gigs of microSD expandable internal
storage space, 4GB RAM, and pre-installed Android 8.1 Oreo software.
Almost everything the Q7+ comes with seems worthy of a higher price point… except for
a relatively small 2,890 mAh battery and somewhat mediocre octa-core Snapdragon 450 processor.
Obviously, you can't have it all at just 350 bucks.
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Relaxation techniques for carers - Duration: 4:41.
If you have a caring role you'll recognise the feelings of stress and
pressure; feeling a bit out of control. Sometimes little things can help and
this video is one of them. Amy from Breathe Believe Achieve joins me again
to show us two really simple but effective relaxation techniques to help
us when life gets too much.
Hi Amy. Thank you for inviting me back again.
What we're going to do today is look at two very quick relaxation exercises I
think that we can do if we're under pressure, we're going into a meeting that
we're worried about or you've had a really tough day or somebody you care for is
in hospital and it's all just a bit much, these are things that you can just bring
you back down? Yes, so there's a couple of ones that I can think of that
are just straight off because I often think in any kind of situation where
it's maybe something that we're going to go into that's quite, that feels a lot of
pressure or like you see like it's just been a it's been a busy day
yes been a hard day and it's just they're both just based around being able
to just breathe because I think we just forget sometimes the importance and the
power of being able to take a breath. So in one of them I want to show you it both them
are based around the hand. The first one I want to show you as a bit of a mantra
and it's just about kind of reconnecting and being able to kind of breathe
touching your thumb to each individual finger and just when you can you can
choose what you use what you say when you're doing it but you could say
something like "I'm doing my best" because I think it's just that reminder
of, so if you're using that "I'm doing my best" is that reminding that
actually sometimes when we're, when our minds are full we kind of start to
think I'm not doing enough, I'm not doing my best and actually that total
reminder of, actually we're doing our best
we're doing a good job, you're doing my best. Or it could be if you're going
into a meeting for example it could be just reminding yourself that everything
that's gonna happen it's just about reminding us that is it's all about
whoever the person is that you're going into that meeting for. So just
those grounding tools about that sense of, again it just helps you it
helps you focus, and if you decide on a mantra that that is important to
you then actually even during that meeting just kind of touch on the
individual fingers it's just that cue to remember. Because no one's going
to see you've got your hands under the table you can just be doing it yourself
and no one's going to see you doing it. So it's just like "I've got this, it's
gonna, I'm gonna be okay, I'm doing my best, it's all about whoever". Just
really simple. And the other one that I like and I've shared with a lot of
people is just a bit of kind of mindful breathing. The thing I do like about it is
because I suppose it's that sense of, because you're, it's like giving
yourself, it's like holding your own hand. It's like give him yourself that
reminder, do you know what, we're ok, yeah we're okay.
I love that. And it's just so, with this one what you would do is you would trace
round the hand but you're breathing in on the way up to the tip of the finger,
breathing out on the way down, breathing in on the way up, and breathing out on the way down. Breathing in on the way up,
out on the way down in and out, in and out.
And again you can go around the hand as many times
as you need to just to bring just consciously trying to slow it down and
just reminding yourself. Because it is that reminder of, remember to breath.
Breath out, breath in. Breath out, breath in
And that strikes me a fantastic one if you're literally in a real panic
because it is like exactly like you said it's almost centering yourself again.
It's like bringing that, letting that adrenaline just dissipate a little bit
and concentrating on something other than what else is. That's brilliant
And it is that remembering that when that the breath is such an amazing tool
because when we're able to kind of breath and breath nice and deeply it
automatically switches as out of that fight or flight. It brings us into what
we call rest and digest so we're able, we're able to focus, we're able to think straight
really really make better decisions. All of that. Yeah. And we feel it's so much better
for us. Those are brilliant tips; I'm definitely going to use those. Thank you
very much Amy yet again, brilliant, thanks. Thank you.
Thanks for watching all the information to go with this film is in the notes below just click on the little
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Aspire Cut2D and VCarve For Absolute Beginners - Part 5 – Importing DXF Files - Duration: 23:50.
Hey y'all.
Welcome to part 5 of my series on the Vectric software titles for the absolute beginner.
First of all, I am in no way endorsed nor sponsored by Vectric Ltd, or any other software title or company, at all.
I'm doing this series to help the person who has never done anything like this before...
...get into the CAD/CAM software, and be able to create and finish a project in the CAD/CAM software.
Today we're going to get into one of the more popular features within the Vectric titles...
...and everything I'm going to show you today works equally in Cut2D, VCarve, and Aspire, by Vectric Ltd...
One of the more popular features is the ability to import vectors drawn up in another CAD program...
...into VCarve, for example.
Today we're going to focus on the DXF file.
Let's take a step back here for those who don't know what a DXF file is...
I'll just throw the Wikipedia page up here...
The DXF file was made by AutoDesk in the early 80s for AutoCAD.
DXF stands for Drawing Exchange Format or Drawing Interchange Format...
...and it was simply a file that could be opened either in AutoCAD or any of the other CAD programs available at the time.
It was a quick way for folks to exchange drawings.
It broke everything down to its basic information...
...so that you could import the drawing without all of the proprietary information...
...needed by AutoCAD or something like TurboCAD.
So it was a way for people working on different software platforms to exchange those drawings.
For a while it became the standard way for CNCers to exchange drawings.
So if you were working in VCarve and somebody was using BobCAD, for example...
...you could export a DXF file of your drawing and that person...
...could import those vectors into their program.
It's still used today, but not as much as it was a few years back.
There are other ways and other formats that are being used now.
The main thing to remember about the DXF file is the overwhelming majority of them are 2D vector drawings.
Let's go ahead and get into one such vector drawing just to show you what I'm talking about.
We'll start by creating a new file...
...and I'm going to accept whatever is in here.
In this case it happens to be a 12 inch width in X, a 12 inch height in Y...
...and a 3/4 inch thickness. It's a single sided project.
Again, my Z zero is set to the material surface...
...and for layout purposes I'm going to run my X Y datum at the center of the material.
We'll go ahead and click OK.
To import the vectors from a DXF file...
...as usual for a windows-based program, there are several ways of doing it.
Probably the easiest of them will be to...
...come up to the File menu...
...come down to Import...
...and click Import Vectors.
We'll click on that and we'll come down here into this folder I've created for this episode...
...and we have 3 DXF files here.
I'm going to select this one...
...and open it...
...and we don't see anything here.
This is something that's pretty common when importing DXF files...
...so let me roll my scroll wheel back to zoom out...
...and there are our vectors over there.
This is one of those things built into the DXF file format.
Here is my X zero, Y zero point.
This is the drawing origin.
When the CAD file was drawn...
...this set of vectors were drawn over here in relation to the drawing origin.
So the drawing is placed over here.
Now I want to center it on my material.
So we see it's already pink. It's already selected when we import it.
I'll come over here under my Transform Objects menu...
...and click Align Selected Objects.
Align Selected Objects is broken down into a couple of different areas, here.
I want to align the center of these vectors to the center of the material.
I want to align them horizontally as well as vertically...
...so we have this center icon...
...when I click that icon it moves the center of those vectors to the center of my material.
Now I can close that.
Now I need to resize them.
So I'll come back over here under Transform Objects...
...to Set Selected Object Size...
...click on this and we can see that it's a 40 inch diameter set of vectors.
I'll make sure I have Link X Y checked...
I'll come up here into the width in X...
...and I want to make this a 10 inch diameter.
So we'll just type 10.
We see the height in Y also changes because of this checkmark...
We'll click Apply...
...then close.
Now I can click off to deselect those vectors.
One of the things that CAD programs tend to do...
...is they break vectors up into their separate elements...
So when I select this outside circle...
...and I see the entire thing light up in the pink dashes...
...I can see right now that this is a closed vector.
This is a closed vector that we can use right now in VCarve.
Meaning, this is all one vector that has a start point, and an end point, and it's the same point.
Let me click on this inside circle and we see it's the same
This is a closed vector.
Then we go to the outside of the number eight...
...and each individual circle.
These are all closed vectors.
So we can just get to work with these.
Just to make absolutely certain that I have no open vectors in this drawing...
I'll come out here, away from any of these vectors...
...right-click...
...come up here to Selection...
...then come over here to Select All Open Vectors.
I'll left click that...
No Open Vectors In Design.
It's been my experience with CAD files that this is not a normal condition.
Let me illustrate that by coming down here and opening a new session of VCarve.
We'll create a new file...
...and I'm going to use the same measurements here.
I'm not going to change anything.
I'll import another set of vectors...
...so I'll come up here to file... Import... Import Vectors...
...and we'll go to this one here...
...select that drawing...
...and click Open...
That one imported directly to the center of my material...
...so that's fine.
Let me click off to deselect...
...and I'll just right-click...
...Selection...
...Select All Open Vectors.
And everything except these two circles are selected.
So that tells me that each one of these vectors here...
Well... now... those are connected...
...and these are not...
...so we have three open vectors here.
These are all open vectors...
...meaning that there are very few things we can do with these vectors without joining them first.
This is usually how vectors import from a DXF file...
The vectors are usually not joined because the CAD software sees each vector as a separate entity.
The fact that some of these are joined is a little bit unusual.
But it does happen on occasion.
So what we'll need to do before we can use this particular file...
...is we'll have to join these vectors.
I'll do that by selecting them...
...again starting up here above the vectors...
...and draw that box there to select all of these vectors...
...then come over here under Edit Objects...
...to this icon right here - Join Open Vectors.
Click that...
...and we can see up here that of my selected vectors, I have 3 open vectors.
After I join them, I'll have 1 closed vector, and that's what I need to do.
Up here is the tolerance.
The factory default from Vectric is .0004 inches.
Meaning that the end points of the vectors have to be closer together...
...than .0004 inches to be joined by this process.
You can adjust tolerance this if you'd like, I haven't found a need to.
You can adjust it so that the vectors can be farther apart or closer together before they'll join.
I haven't found a need to make that change, so I run with the factory default.
So with all my vectors selected I can just click Join...
...and now if I come over here and select it...
...it's all one closed vector.
and I'll do the same over here.
I have 2 open vectors this time...
...and after joining I have one closed vector.
Now these vectors can be used to cut out these corner clamps.
Something to watch out for is the fact that there are 3D DXF files out there.
I'll show you what I mean by coming down here to this folder and selecting this DXF file.
Right off the bat, if we look over here, we can see the file size on this is 3.17 megabytes .
Now if you compare it to these other DXF files, this one's only 16.5 kilobytes...
...and this one even less...
6 and not quite three quarters of a kilobyte.
So compared to these two, this file is huge.
That's one of the first telltale signs that this may be a three-dimensional DXF file.
Now in handling three-dimensional DXF files, there are a couple of ways of going about it.
The first way is to import it into VCarve as a 3D file...
...NOT as a vector drawing.
Here I have that DXF file imported into VCarve, and it's extremely faint here...
...in the 2D view...
...but if I switch over to the 3D view there we can see this file.
It is a 3D file.
There is a thickness.
There is relief to this file.
Now let me go ahead and just import it into VCarve Pro...
...as we would a standard DXF file.
I'll create a new file and again accept everything as it is...
...then attempt to import this as a standard vector drawing.
You'll see that, number one, it takes a long time for it to load.
This is a large file.
It's still working...
...still loading...
Okay, here we are finally...
I'm going to zoom in, here...
This is what gets imported if I attempt to import a 3D file...
...as a standard DXF vector file.
Not only is VCarve completely confused by the sheer number of faces and surfaces here...
...but if you look closely, each segment of this perimeter rectangle...
is a separate vector in and of itself.
Here we get into vector confusion, because I've selected a vector down here...
...and you can see that it's pink...
...but there's still black behind it.
So am I selecting the top surface?
The bottom surface?
The center geometry?
We don't know.
So this would require a ton of cleanup to be able to...
...import into VCarve as a standard vector file.
Again one way we could handle this would be to import it as a 3D file...
...and then cut it as a 3d file...
But that's outside of the scope of this video, so I'm not going to show you how to do that this time.
That's for another video at another time.
So instead of going any further with this file...
...we'll go ahead and save this for a later date.
We'll get back to our other two files...
We'll start with the 8-ball first.
Because all of these vectors are closed vectors...
...we're ready to work with these just like any other vectors that we may have created ourselves.
So let's go ahead and play a little bit.
What I'll do is I'll select these two vectors by drawing a box from right to left...
And I want to create a pocket in between these two vectors.
So we'll switch over to the toolpaths tab...
...and I'll come up here to the pocket toolpath.
For this vector, I'd like to cut this into the surface of the material...
...then the numeral 8 into the surface of the material.
So let's use a cut depth of about 1/16 of an inch...
...so that's .0625...
It's a pretty large area, so I'll go ahead and use a 1/4 inch end mill...
Because we're only cutting 1/16 inch deep, it'll do this in one pass...
I don't need to use a larger area clearance tool.
Because it's a circular pattern, I will go ahead and use the Offset method to clear the pocket...
...rather than using Raster...
...which would mean the bit would come over here and move back and forth, from side to side...
it's just easier on the tool to use Offset for this cut.
I'm not gonna ramp any plunge moves...
I will go ahead and just call this...
...ball pocket...
...and we'll calculate that toolpath.
Here in my preview window...
...I'm going select toolpath color...
...Calvados? I don't know where that came from... let's change it back to maple...
...and I'll set my toolpath color to black because after all an 8 ball is black.
Let's preview that selected toolpath.
Okay now to change my view here in the 3d view...
...all I'm doing right now is I'm clicking and holding the left mouse button...
...and I can move my mouse up or down, and it's rocking this back and forth.
Then I can come over here and by moving my scroll wheel forward, I'm zooming in...
...but you'll notice that in the 3D view, it's different from the 2D view.
It's not proportional like the 2D view is.
No matter where I place my cursor, it zooms in and out from the center.
So I have to zoom in, then move my view.
To move my view after I've zoomed in I press down on the scroll wheel.
Then I can move my 3D view around.
Then let go of the scroll wheel, zoom in or zoom out...
So it's a little bit different from the 2D view.
I had a question about that last week and forgot that I hadn't gone over that.
So zoom in with the scroll wheel, press down on the scroll wheel and move the mouse...
...to move within your 3D view.
Go back up here and take a straight Z shot and fill the screen.
I will close the preview...
...come back over here to the 2D view...
...and I'm going to select these three vectors...
...again by drawing a box around them...
...then come back up and do another pocket.
I'm going to use the same cut depth...
...but this time I think the quarter inch bit may be too big to fit in between the outside of the eight...
...and the inside circles here, so I'll drop that down to a 1/8 inch end mill.
Again it'll clear that in one pass, again it'll do an offset cut...
And I'll name this the Number 8 Pocket.
I'll calculate the toolpath...
Again, up here, I'll change my toolpath color to black...
...and we'll preview that toolpath...
...and there we go.
Now I have this cool little 8-ball that I can cut out hang up on the wall...
...using those vectors that we imported from a DXF file.
With the 8-ball cut out, I'm going to call this the end of this video.
Yeah we still have this other file over here that we could demonstrate...
...but it's basically the same thing as our 8 ball, just using profile toolpath instead of the pocket toolpath.
The point is that the vectors that we imported from a DXF file...
...can be used just the same as any vectors we create ourselves.
So that's it.
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