Hi Jeff. Thanks for the great JointCAM video. I was able to duplicate the issue you had, which is definitely a bug in JointCAM. I'll start tracking it down this evening, and get an updated version out as soon as I can. Gerry

Great video. I've been banging my head against the wall trying to figure out how to create toolpaths in aspire to do just this. Looks like its well worth the money.

Jeff you may be past this problem but I have made it possible on my machine to go to the fixture opening perfectly. This will put you at zero on your opening and can be used to make a fixture for flat cuts as well. I referenced my machine and set x and y 0 at the end of the reference. I used the manual input to move the router to my desired hole location and cut out the hole for the boards to be inserted. I wrote down the hole coordinates and it was done. The next time I started my machine I zeroed out the x and y and used the manual input to advance the router to my fixture location. After the advance I referenced my machine to that location so that the machining would be precise every time. I am fairly new and I hope this helps. The manual input I used was G00 Y4 X24 my machine is set up as the x being the length and y the width. Great videos and thank you for your content

That software looks like it is well worth the cost. Looking forward to giving it a go myself.

Thanks for the video I was on the fence about this program. But seeing the response of the creator has me thinking

Jeff...enjoy your video's. I bought jointcam long ago but have never used it. I am bookmarking this video and am going to have to make up a vertical jig and try this out. I think your video was more explanitory then jointcams although i haven't reviewed theirs for over a year or more. Good job!

Jeff, what a great video! very thorough and it will help me for sure. did you get the new version downloaded and try the code again? I was thinking that maybe where your zero was off was where you set it to cut your pin board. how did you find the x/y corner? If anything, the pin board should be cut too deep because I think that would be easier to trim than having to plane the entire tail board. Still have not tried it but will soon, just an observation! Great work! Dylan

Jeff Great to see you back here. a couple of things will it do box joint if you use a straight bit and not a dovetail bit. How much is it or where can I find it?

Nice video sir

Another great video Jeff ++++++++

HI Jeff I just watched your joint cam video great bu the way, Have you ever used the box joint program. I am looking to buy this program and would like to find a video on using the program to set up box joints. can you do one or do you know where I can see hor to set up the program Thanks Jeff Peters

When is your next video? :D Keep it up!

How are you zeroing on the corner? Vbit?

I wonder, are there metric Unit alternative in this prg?

Your title says: "READ DESCRIPTION PLEASE" - where is the description I am supposed to read?

Hi I'm police walh

have this only imperial dimensions, normal humans in earth 98% use today metric dimensions, today only 3-4 country use any old cavemen pre-history imperial dimensions. all use normal metric dimensions today.

Aspire is way to over priced! V carve pro is to! Just use the free Fusion 360 that does much more. I paid $600 for V Carve pro and I don't even use it because Fusion just blows it out of the water! Do some research before you buy this overpriced Vectric software. $2000 is insane for Aspire when I can do better with Fusion 360. I will never buy this software again.