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Light should not be an issue as the machine should be able to run in the dark. Did you go through and check the sensor readings in the control panel?

Troubleshooting forum, troubleshooting pdf, entry #3.

Cliff

Nothing is broke, mine came out the second time I took it apart for inspection. It will just slip back in. It would appear to be another layer of protection to reduce friction of the flex shaft to...

My last set of carvings, it did shake quite a bit during the cut-out. Could not understand how the vibration transfered so wildly to the shaft, as the cuts were smooth. I've also noticed that...

Nice work. I did notice that the small circle to the right might want to be the same darker shade of grey as the area to the left to create the ballance.

Cliff

Or a part falls off.

Wierd; while do a small 5 min project of a simple box route 1/8 inch deep with cut-out, after changing out the router bit for the cutting bit it posted this message after measuring the cutting bit. ...

Just a thought but when I did the Jewelry Box lid it carved the back first then the front and then did a cut out with tabs. My normal cutout have been three to four passes and tabing on the last but...

Here is an interesting one. Doing The Jewelry Box I removed the graphic scroll work and replace it with the angle on top. Doing the lid first, selecting cut out in the option, Four bits later,...

LG
What is your mpc feather set at?

Check you head pressure when you crank it down and it ratchets. It should read between 75 and 85 pounds.

I realize it is not used anymore but it still exist, the Autoexec.bat.

Has anyone tried adding the path command to widen the programs search.

path = d:\Program Files\Internet...

Grayscale is a function of your graphics program. If the option exist it converts you color pallet to shades of gray. This does not always translate to a good picture in designer and has to be...

fg9074

One of the things Jeff is talking about is the transformer that is part of the CW power supply and a few cold solder joints. If you lay it carefully on its back there are 12 screws holding...

Military insignia, badges, etc.......

pkunk

They had that stuff back in the civil war?

Good on ya

Cliff

What is the exact thickness of the work piece (board)? My machine fights back if the board is less the 0.5 inches. I once pick up a 1/2 in board only to find it was 0.4975 inches thick and not...

Thank you
Yes that is still there. The interesting curve of the mystery part got my attention as it conforms to the outer columns but has no place to attach.

Cliff

No luck yet an may never figure out where it came from. You are right that most parts that fall off are part of the dust protection system, most from the back of motors. This part is from the...

I'm not the best at this but what I did once was:
Right click on the pattern and select 'outline pattern'
deleting paterns selected I did not want to cut out only leaving the outter most selected....

Thanks

One of the first sections I checked with an inspection mirror and physical touch, it's fully operational. It is the one that has the deflector at the end to blow air across the bits path?...

Thanks fot the input.

The squaring plate look in good shape with no know missing parts. The endcap to the board tracking sensor is there. I wonder if this is the results of a black hole exit...

From the inside, was picked up during cleaning, far back left keyboard side. You can tell it was held on by a screw that was to tight an popped through. could be as simple as a dust dam. don't...

One again it’s time for our favorite game! “Name That Part. This small part hales from the south west lower quadrant of Carvewright country as seen from the keypad. Feeling the pressure it decided...

Not sure but try creating a carving region on the board with the rectangle tool and set the depth of the carved area.

Don't know but your welcome to try, some of us have sawdust for brains. First advise is read, read, read, the manual and this forum. if there is something specific then run a search. If all else...