BLACK -THREAD TRU-SEW C&C

hi I'm James Hamilton from stampin up's woodworking journal and today we're gonna have some fun with the CNC machine and we're gonna clear up a little bit of confusion I'm working today with the CNC shark and the vetrix aspire software while I work here I wanted to explain something that seems to be causing a little bit of confusion among people looking to get into CNC woodworking it concerns 3d carving what I first got a CNC not the one I'm using today but a cheaper one that was popular at the time I imagine making my own unique relief carvings with sloping edges and contours you know the kind of thing that looks like it was maybe hand carved but I quickly found out I couldn't do it I could carve flat shapes I was no problem and you can step or stack two or more flat shapes on top of each other and call it 3d if you want but that's not 3d carving that's 2.5 D and the difference is huge