CARVEWRIGHT 2 FULL

Note that the carving can be full length and full width of the material using a Sled. Note: Each of the two filler pieces need to be at least 3.5 long (from the edge of Carrier Board to carving material).The filler pieces make the machine think that the carving material has the required additional 7 length to maintain roller contact throughout the carving process.Р”Р‡igure 4 shows a Sled with Rails on each side of the Carrier Board along with filler pieces so the material can be carved the entire length and width.Р”Р‡igures 1 through 4 by provided Ken Maurin (Kenm810)Р”Р‡igures 5 and 6 show a Sled with the Rails on top of the Carrier board. This type of Carrier Board is used to eliminate waste of any carving material, yet maintain the project under the compression rollers at all times.

CARVEWRIGHT 2 SOFTWARE

The rails and carving material should be the same thickness.Р”В¬arveWright TiPS & TRiCKS - APRIL 2008Please visit the manufacturers websiteР”Р‡or more information about the CarveWright machines and see the new Pattern Depot at:Р”Р‡or Additional Patternsyou can add to your Designer software library, please visit:Р”В¬arving Jigs - Carrier Boards, Sleds and Railsby Ken DocWheeler Johnson - Michael Tyler, EditorР”В¬arving Jigs - Carrier Boards, Sleds and RailsР”Р‡igure 3 shows another Carrier Board with filler pieces that allow for carving of the entire material length. By adding Rails, a carving can go completely across the width of the carving material without the rollers losing compression. Note: To stay under the rollers, the carving cannot go completely across the material nor can the carving be within 3.5 of the ends of the Carving material and remain under the rollers.Р”Р‡igure 2 Shows how Rails can be used for carving of narrow material (less than 1.5 wide) and/or material that is to be carved all the way across (where the rollers would lose compression by dipping into a carve region that spans the full width). The Left end (viewed from keypad) must be flush with the end of the Carrier Board the right end of the Carrier Board can be longer than the carving material. The goal is to illustrate and explain a few of the most common types of jigs and why they are used in certain situations.Р”Р‡igure 1 is a basic Carrier Board shown here for use with thin material (under 1/2). Ken, aka DocWheeler on the CarveWright User Forum, worked many hours to put this together for I was pleased that my friend Ken Johnson volunteered to tackle the job and enlist the input from others who areР”Р„lso experienced sled and carrier board users. Onefinity there is a couple month waiting time for them to build and ship it.Note from the Editor: Many of you have requested that an article be compiled regarding the use of carving jigs (i.e., sleds, carrier boards and rails) with the CarveWright and CompuCarve machines. I can not say much about them since I have never seen one or used one. X-carve and shapeoko you have to build it and wire it up. Easy to put together comes wired just plug and play, just a few bolts to put it together and you are on your way. I currently have the Onefinity, they are the newest system. I made some money from the one I had but was limited to what I wanted to make.

CARVEWRIGHT 2 HOW TO

There is instruction on how to do that on the forums.Р”Р„lot of the issues for people is figuring out the software and people do make good money from their projects. You are limited on the width umless you are able to split the project and join the boards back together. don't load the board right error, Cover not closed right errors, it decided to go that way and broke a bit, break a part you have to buy from CW. and just about everything you want to do you probably will have to buy additional software and You will have to buy it from them and it is not transferable.

Carvewright 2