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methods of training, such as videos, are now available.This collection does contain some information that is dated and no longer applicable or reflective of the […]
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
[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
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
Instructional video on the operation of the CarveWright CNC system.
CarveWright Quick Start Guide (Link) CarveWright CX Manual (PDF)
Description of Issue The temperature of the Z-truck should stay below 60 degrees Celsius (140 degrees Fahrenheit) at all times. As a rule of thumb, if you cannot hold your hand on the surface of the truck for more than 5 seconds it is too hot. There is a run-in period with a new machine
Description of Issue The machine uses the top surface on the swinging bit touch plate (located at the far right of travel) to locate the position of the bit tip during its homing routine. Failure to touch the top surface of the bit plate results in a “Please Load Bit Error” discussed above. The bit
Description of Issue A clicking sound is heard from the machine during homing or carving, especially when the Y truck is moving to the right of the machine. The clicking can also precede a Y/Z stall or even a skipping in the raster pattern. Possible Causes Causes include: a loose Y/Z belt tensioner, a frozen