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[jvans]

Thanks Capt Bruce. I did a search on harbor freight and I think I will try the portable dust collector.

Here is a couple of carves that I've done. I took one of Michael Tyler's tip and tricks when I first started and turned it into what I call the first step in what I want to do with my CW. I want to do lithopanes and carvings with light boxes. I've got an arched version of the elk which I want to incorporate a led strip into. I was decorating our master bedroom and I made the wall shelf adding lighting over the bed.

[unitedcases]

Very impressive for your first carves. Good job.

[Geomoo1]

Great Carves. I really like the elk carving.

[TerryT]

Vewry nice work!

[jvans]

Thanks everyone. I see so many possibilities using the CW and thanks to this forum and the tips and tricks I've learned a lot and hope to learn so much more.

[Chip]

You're off to a good start! Good job.

[Capt Bruce]

Very impressive projects indeed and your finishes look great as well! Nicely done

[tierman]

Very nice work, Judy

[Mazzmn]

Hi there, we have a new carvewright at our maker space in Rochester, Mn. Looks like a very impressive machine. We built a stand for it and have our first carving here:
http://www.instructables.com/id/Buil...-File-Cabinet/

Mazz

[Mazzmn]

Greetings everyone!
I'm Tim from Rochester, Minnesota, our Maker space (The Rabbit Hole) just received our new CarveWright C. Seems very impressive and we're looking forward to getting skilled at it. It's good to know there is an active community out here to call on!

For our first effort we created a toolstand for the CarveWright out of an old filing cabinet. Then for our first carve we created a sign for the workshop.
I documented the creation of the toolstand here:
http://www.instructables.com/id/Buil...-File-Cabinet/