JDPratt
03-03-2015, 02:35 PM
Rant:
Some of you may have read my post about issues with one of my machines which was recently returned to me from CW after repairs, diagnostics, and "tune-up". (http://forum.carvewright.com/showthread.php?26983-Machine-has-issues-with-project) I am still having issues with that machine, although not the same issues. A multitude of problems have plagued all three machines that I recently got back from CW. I am not blaming CW repair staff for the issues, but I have been unable to complete even one project on any of these machines without some type of error message, x/y axis fail, fatal error, tracking error during carve, etc. It is getting very frustrating to try to get projects completed when you can't make it through a 20 minute carve without starting over. One project is a six hour carve wich I have started five times (with several messages during carving) only to get a "must-stop" error with 10-30 minutes left to carve every time (but never the same message). Not to mention the amount of money lost in lumber which is all high end walnut, bubinga, Wenge, etc. I am not new to this machine as I have been using them since 2009. I love what the machine can do, that's why I have 5 of them, none of these projects are new and I have carved them successfully in the past. After spending over $1000 to have three machines "tuned-up" at CW, I am seriously debating whether to send in the othe two for the same. Sorry, had to vent. Maybe there is a new formula in how they make these machines.
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Some of you may have read my post about issues with one of my machines which was recently returned to me from CW after repairs, diagnostics, and "tune-up". (http://forum.carvewright.com/showthread.php?26983-Machine-has-issues-with-project) I am still having issues with that machine, although not the same issues. A multitude of problems have plagued all three machines that I recently got back from CW. I am not blaming CW repair staff for the issues, but I have been unable to complete even one project on any of these machines without some type of error message, x/y axis fail, fatal error, tracking error during carve, etc. It is getting very frustrating to try to get projects completed when you can't make it through a 20 minute carve without starting over. One project is a six hour carve wich I have started five times (with several messages during carving) only to get a "must-stop" error with 10-30 minutes left to carve every time (but never the same message). Not to mention the amount of money lost in lumber which is all high end walnut, bubinga, Wenge, etc. I am not new to this machine as I have been using them since 2009. I love what the machine can do, that's why I have 5 of them, none of these projects are new and I have carved them successfully in the past. After spending over $1000 to have three machines "tuned-up" at CW, I am seriously debating whether to send in the othe two for the same. Sorry, had to vent. Maybe there is a new formula in how they make these machines.
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