CarveWright Designer wishlist

[BobHill]

Roman,
Call LHR and explain your ciecumstances. Only they can allow reuse after the time limit.
Bob Hill

[roman]

thank you i appresiate BOBHILL

[lostinthefrost]

Hopefully this has not been said.

I would love to see a "rough" estimated countdown to when the project can be finished. I know there is no way to predict perfectly, but with changing of the bits and other stuff. Mainly with routing letters with centerline, there is no %.

[Chino]

Hi
The memory card fits into the CW very snugly as you all know.
That's probably so it dosen't slip loose when carving.
I'd like to see it redesigned with some indentations on the end so you can get a better grip on it when you remove it. I have a problem pulling it out.
My fingers are a little arthritic and not as strong as they used to be.
I'm sure a slight indentation or some little convex bumps could be applied to the end of the card to facilitate it's removal. Thanks
Chino

[ironsides]

Hi
The memory card ... remove it. I have a problem pulling it out.
My fingers are a little arthritic and not as strong as they used to be.
I'm sure a slight indentation or some little convex bumps could be applied to the end of the card to facilitate it's removal. Thanks
Chino

I certainly agree with your suggestion. I have the same problem and have resorted to using padded jaw pliers. This work great.

ironsides

[fwharris]

Hi
The memory card fits into the CW very snugly as you all know.
That's probably so it dosen't slip loose when carving.
I'd like to see it redesigned with some indentations on the end so you can get a better grip on it when you remove it. I have a problem pulling it out.
My fingers are a little arthritic and not as strong as they used to be.
I'm sure a slight indentation or some little convex bumps could be applied to the end of the card to facilitate it's removal. Thanks
Chino

Chino,

Some have put a piece of tape folded over to make a tab to hold on to for pulling the card out..

[jwhllh55]

Hi
The memory card fits into the CW very snugly as you all know.
That's probably so it dosen't slip loose when carving.
I'd like to see it redesigned with some indentations on the end so you can get a better grip on it when you remove it. I have a problem pulling it out.
My fingers are a little arthritic and not as strong as they used to be.
I'm sure a slight indentation or some little convex bumps could be applied to the end of the card to facilitate it's removal. Thanks
Chino

I also agree. There should be a better way to get the card out for us older folks..

[Oak Tech]

The CarveWright needs an eject button on it like my laptop has for cards.
Bob

[jab73180]

i wish there was settings for the different woods that we can carve. i noticed some burning on the carving i was doing. Plus you cut and carve way faster in pine than you can oak. But i am also new to this whole experience so info would be great. Thanx for the time.

-Jason

[cnsranch]

i wish there was settings for the different woods that we can carve.-Jason

I brought that up some time ago - seems to be a simple thing to add a step in Designer that would allow us to enter the type of wood (maybe a "hardness setting"). The machine then could run at a higher speed for softer woods, and slower for harder, etc.