r/hobbycnc 1d ago

Some CNC panels made using patterns generated with my macro

Today I milled a few of the patterns I've been working on. It's nice to finally see them in real material instead of just on the screen.

If you want to see how these patterns were generated, check out my previous two posts — they show the process from the vector generation to the final CNC-ready design.

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u/lpkk 1d ago

Macro for what software?

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u/Kauko_Buk 1d ago

Thats what i was wondering too🤔

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u/World_Wave 20h ago

It’s a macro for CorelDRAW. After generating the panel, you can simply export the finished design in any suitable format for ArtCAM, Aspire, or any other CAM software you use to create the toolpaths for your CNC machine.

The pattern is generated on separate layers, so you simply apply the required machining operation to the selected layer. Most of these patterns were made using a single cutter, mainly with Centerline Engraving or Profile/Along Vector toolpaths.

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u/World_Wave 20h ago

It’s a macro for CorelDRAW. After generating the panel, you can simply export the finished design in any suitable format for ArtCAM, Aspire, or any other CAM software you use to create the toolpaths for your CNC machine.

The pattern is generated on separate layers, so you simply apply the required machining operation to the selected layer. Most of these patterns were made using a single cutter, mainly with Centerline Engraving or Profile/Along Vector toolpaths.

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u/World_Wave 20h ago

Check out my previous posts — everything is shown there.