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CO2 Dragster Jig

CarveWright Racing System – C02 Jig Manual

The CarveWright Racing System, Dragster Series is a jig and software system for educators using the CO2 Car competitions in their curriculum.  It allows the import of 3D STL files into the CarveWright Software to be formatted and carved with the special carrier jig. CW Racing System Manual (PDF)

A/B/C Model

Erwin Products Dust Devil – Demo Video

The dust devil consists of a molded ABS plastic main body which is permanently attached to the carvewright machine and a quick release extension inside the machine which directs the vacuum very close to the cutting area, covering the full width of the machine for maximum dust removal. The extension is tightly secured to the

A/B/C Tips and Tricks

Tips & Tricks Archive

When the CarveWright System was new, Tips & Tricks Newsletters were published on a somewhat monthly basis to assist customers in learning proper and creative uses of their system. Newer methods of training, such as videos, are now available.This collection does contain some information that is dated and no longer applicable or reflective of the

A/B/C Maintenance and Repair Instructions

Re-calibrate Machine

DOWNLOADABLE PDF INSTRUCTIONS User Calibration Instructions (PDF)   Calibrating the Machine Offsets The “Calibrate Offsets” function allows the user to fine tune the machine’s calibration settings for best tracking and measuring performance. There are three calibration settings that can be changed by the user: the X axis (in and out direction), the Y axis (side-to-side

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