Support

Author name: Joe Lovchik

Joe Lovchik is a seasoned creative strategist, writer, and brand storyteller with a passion for translating complex ideas into compelling narratives. With over two decades of experience in design, marketing, and product development, Joe has helped startups and established companies alike shape their voice, grow their audiences, and bring bold ideas to life. He is especially known for his work at the intersection of technology and creativity, where innovation meets clarity. When he’s not building brands or crafting content, Joe can be found exploring vintage aesthetics, CNC innovation, and the ever-evolving landscape of modern craftsmanship.

A/B/C Model

Memory Card and Programmer FAQ

[accordion] [accordion_block title=”What is the capacity of the memory card?”] The capacity of the memory card is large enough to hold a significant number of projects and scans. How many it will hold depends on the size of the individual projects. Typically, we get 30 to 40 projects on a card. if the card fills

A/B/C Tutorials

Unlocking A CarveWright Machine

All newer CarveWright machines, starting with Serial Numbers beginning with the letter C, will have to be registered and unlocked prior to use. To view the detailed instructions on how to register your new C-Series Machine, visit the CarveWright website under the “Learn” tab or consult the Software Manual found in the CarveWright Designer Software

Upgrade Tutorials

CarveTight Installation and Use

The CarveTight is the tough-as-nails spindle system upgrade for older CarveWright systems. It’s made from one solid piece of hardened ground steel to significantly reduce vibration, improve run out, run quieter, and enhance the overall quality of the CarveWright machine. This item is standard on the CarveWright Version C machine and newer. PLEASE NOTE: The

A/B/C Probe

Scanning Probe FAQ

What is the Scanning Probe? The CarveWright Scanning Probe opens up the world of 3D scanning to everyone. Now, you can create a pattern from virtually any object. Use the probe to reproduce original handmade or carved pieces, duplicate and repair antique furniture and copy and replicate trim and moldings with ease. Practically, any material

A/B/C Probe

Scanning Probe Fact or Fiction

Ribbon Removed on Z-truck Statement:  The ribbon can be removed from the Z-truck and then the scanning probe can be plugged in on the cover.  This is usually done to older version CompuCarve machines in order to resolve a short in that cable. Fiction:  The customer must have the A907 Z-motor update in order to

Scroll to Top