Artcam Pro 9.1 Tutorial Here

Introduction

7. Sculpting and editing reliefs

• Sculpt tools: Raise, Lower, Smooth, Inflate, Flatten, Pinch, Crease.
• Use tablet pressure sensitivity for finer control.
• Work with masks and selection: protect regions while editing.
• Use symmetry options (mirror sculpt) for symmetrical designs.
• Apply filters: Sharpen, Soften, Emboss for finishing touches.
• Mesh repair: check for spikes, overhangs, or anomalies—smooth or remesh as needed.

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• Maximum Depth: 0.2 inches (for a 3/4" board).
• Flat Depth: Leave at 0 (this allows the V-bit to go deeper in wide areas).
• Allowance: 0.0.

14. Example projects (step-by-step)

Example A — Decorative sign (600 x 300 mm, 18 mm MDF) Introduction 7

1. Introduction

ArtCAM Pro 9.1 distinguishes itself from general CAD software through its layer-based modeling and pixel-based relief sculpting. Unlike parametric modelers, ArtCAM treats reliefs as heightmaps, allowing for organic, artistic freedom. This tutorial assumes basic familiarity with Windows navigation and CNC concepts (e.g., end mills, stepover). Sculpt tools: Raise, Lower, Smooth, Inflate, Flatten, Pinch,

The Artcam Pro 9.1 interface is divided into several sections:

ArtCAM Pro 9.1 excels at combining multiple 3D elements. You can import external 3D models like STL or OBJ files via Relief > Import > Import 3D Model

To add text and shapes to your relief, follow these steps: