There are 2 options for doing repairs and upgrades to your CarveWright CNC machine. The first is to do the repairs yourself with the guidance of documents and videos available on the CarveWright support website. This is the fastest and most economical way to handle part replacement. CarveWright service also offers parts testing for a […]
This powerful new Designer 4 feature allows users to spiral-carve a pocket region, or a single closed shape, with no islands. The Pocket Region feature utilizes your selected bit to rout out a designated region at a single set depth, allowing for smooth stunning reliefs.
SVG files are among the world’s most popular vector graphics because they can be scaled to any size without losing clarity. Now, users can import any SVG files into CarveWright Designer 4 projects, opening up a huge newl library of design possibilities.
Designer 4’s Project Library tab allows for managing all your CarveWright Projects in one convenient place. Search and download directly from the CarveDEPOT project store, import previously downloaded projects, or organize your own project creations.
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Michael Tyler at CarveBuddy.com put together this heart drawing tutorial that is so simple it’s brilliant. Check it out! A question was posted on the CarveWright User Forum asking how to create a simple closed heart shape. Several answers were suggested and would work. However, there is a much simpler solution that was missed, which I’ll offer
This video, by CarveWright user Steve Nelson, demonstrates how to make a weave pattern using Designer 3 with the Modeling suite and the Drawing Suite.
There are many 3D models already prepared for CNC available as STL files all over the internet. The best way to import these ready to carve STL files is with Pattern Sculptor. Open Pattern Sculptor and click on the logo in the top left corner to access the file menu. From the file menu, select
Description of Issue When trying to import an STL file with the STL Slicer or Pattern Sculptor, it fails and reports “Invalid or corrupted STL file”. Possible Causes Most likely the STL file has conflicting ascii and binary encoding signatures. Resolution Steps The issue can be fixed with the free program Meshlab. First, open the