Make Guitars with Aspire or VCarve

Module 1 - Vectros and Bitmaps - Aspire / VCarve
This module shows you the basics of starting your guitar.

• Module 1 - Class 1.1
  1.1 Import vectors and make corrections

Usually PDF, DWG and DXF blueprints found on the internet for free or for sale, rarely come ready to use.
Sometimes these lines have gaps, duplications, continuity gaps, straight segments where they should be curves and so on.
When the Module has some files to check or practice, they will be available to download into the first video.

• Module 1 - Class 1.2
  1.2 Separate Elements for each layer

Start from the beginning to organize the elements of your work.
Depending on the project this can be very confusing if you don't.
In this video you will see how to keep your work organized by keeping each guitar part organized in different layers.
When the Module has some files to check or practice, they will be available to download into the first video.

• Module 1 - Class 1.3
  1.3 Separating Top and Bottom Element

In this video you will see how to separate your vectors into different sides.
When the Module has some files to check or practice, they will be available to download into the first video.

• Module 1 - Class 1.4
  1.4 Separating Body and Neck

Separate and organize your guitar into parts.
When the Module has some files to check or practice, they will be available to download into the first video.

• Module 1 - Class 1.5
  1.5 Auto vectros from Bitmaps

The subject for artistic purposes is quite vast and requires a deeper study, but the one used for guitars is quite simple.
When the Module has some files to check or practice, they will be available to download into the first video.