![]() ![]() ![]() It's just I don't know which order or if that is the BEST route. But if I want to utilize some of the existing 3d models and assemble them into scenes then VCarve is the way to go. I assume if I want to design this and other things like furniture bookshelfs, desks etc Fusion 360 is my best tool. I really just want to figure out the best workflow of doing this. I don't mind learning two different pieces of software but if I don't have to learn both then that is fine too. Is this doable? If so is this the best route if not how would you guys handle this? I originally thought I could assemble my front face that has the 3d carving in VCarve then take that part and bring it into Fusion 360 and use it with the overall 3d model of the box and create my cut sheets and then export to the CNC machine. But the front face is 3d carvings Which is perfect for Vcarve PRO (using existing 3d models). I have a product idea that is basically a box (which is perfect for fusion 360) to model up in. So I have been learning both Fusion 360 and VCarve. Furniture is built on a packaging modelling approach that is ideal for fast prototyping of wooden panels. The application is available in English and Czech. I am a woodworker and moving towards CNC. Fusion 360 adds a series of features to streamline the creation, modification and documentation of furniture elements. I posted this in Fusion360 but I think this may be a better place. ![]()
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