Multiple parts set up. Bowls, Trouble with 3D Roughing

[VetiTheYeti (Jordan Cvetas)]

I can’t understand why CC allows my bit to reach the bottom of my part in one area but not the other. I know I’ve been here before asking similar questions, but I’ve tried and tried again and I can’t get past this. The 3D Model looks fine, but when I create my toolpaths, and I look at the simulation, it’s choosing not to cut to certain depths in certain areas. Right now I’m very confused, because it will reach the desired depth on the ends of the bowls, but not on the sides. Any help would be wonderful. (I’ve attached 4 screenshots, I hope they help!)

PS: Are there any manuals, tutorials or guides for CC? It crashes on me constantly, especially when I’m trying to alter job settings. I click on save and it just closes the program. It’s very frustrating. Or when I’d like to align something it just freezes up!

[WillAdams (William Adams (Carbide 3D))]

Please send that file in to support@carbide3d.com and we’ll try to have a developer look into it.

I’ve written a bit about the basic vector aspects of Carbide Create at:

https://design-into-3d.gitbook.io/design-into-3d/2d-drawing

and there’s:

Modeling Instructions

OK…I can’t just let this drop. I started to experiment with the modeling and attempted to observe the behavior of the various parameters. I’ve begun to chart out those observations. This is, by no means, complete (and may even be inaccurate) and I would much rather have C3d developers post what’s really going on in the calculations, but here are my findings - so far. I cannot figure out what the real purpose of max and min are…and multiply SEEMS to have no purpose. I need to do more observati…

If you have a repeatable crash in the current version of Carbide Create running on a supported and up-to-date OS please send in the file and step-by-step instructions for causing the crash to support@carbide3d.com and we’ll do our best to look into it.