The board sensor, located on the bottom of the z-truck, may get clogged with dust over time. Use these steps to check it and clean it, when necessary.
There are several maintenance instances where you may need to remove the headcover. These steps illustrate the process. Head Cover – Removal (PDF)
The sandpaper belts can tear or roll-up over time. Replacing the sandpaper belts or upgrading to the Heavy Duty rubber belts is easy to do with these steps. DOWNLOADABLE PDF INSTRUCTIONS Installation of Heavy Duty Traction Belts Or Watch This Video
Over time the carbon brushes on the cut motor will wear down and need to be replaced. This video outlines the process.
Advanced slicing strategies for the CarveWright STL Slicer
The CarveWright DXF Layout allows the import of vector line graphics in a DXF format. This video demonstrates how to use the importer to layout and tile large projects.
The CarveWright DXF Layout allows the import of vector line graphics in a DXF format. This video demonstrates how to import and layout multi-piece projects.
The CarveWright DXF Layout allows the import of vector line graphics in a DXF format. This video demonstrates the basics of importing vector line art.
After hundreds of hours of use, or after an x-overload or board wedge situation, you may need to replace the x-gears that engage the x motor to the belt trays. This video shows how quick and simple it is to do this operation. DOWNLOADABLE PDF INSTRUCTIONS X-Drive Gears (Base Drive) – Replacement (PDF)
Description of Issue During operation machine can report that one of the two sprung loaded compression rollers is stuck. This occurs when the sensors that monitor the compressed/released state of the roller is reporting an unexpected state. See a detailed description of this mechanism in the Troubleshooting section of the CarveWright Operator’s manual. Possible Causes