Introduce Yourself

[mtylerfl]

Welcome, Jim! Looking forward to seeing what you create!

[fwharris]

Hi to all. My name is Jim and obviously is new to carving. Have been doing furniture construction for a number of years, so carving is a logical extension. Hope to hear from many knowledgeable people with help for a novice with questions.

Jim,

Welcome to the community. There are lots of helpful resources to help you out. All you need to do is just ask.

[cestout]

Welcome Jim. If you are already a wood worker and have a well equipped shop, thei amazing machineis just another (but powerful) tool in your arsenal.
Clint

[joe1990]

Hi to all. My name is Joe and obviously am new to wood carving. Hope to hear from many knowledgeable people with help for a novice with questions

[gitrbldr]

Hi everyone I bought a compucarve from Sears 10 years ago and put less than 10 hours on it. It sat in my repair shop since then But I'm back and gonna have some fun with this baby

[mtylerfl]

Welcome back to the CW world! Both my machines are CompuCarve also! Have done upgrades on both over the years, as a lot has changed/improved.

Lube everything up, inspect everything closely, and read up if you need some reminders on how to run it!

[fwharris]

Welcome Joe and gitrbldr. Let us know what we can help you with and looking forward to seeing some of your work.

[Fuzzgruby]

Hi my name is Kevin and I am new to CNC and the forum. I look forward to learning all I can from all of you.

[denzim]

Got a used Carvewright and just ordered a carvetight upgrade for it. The cut motor only has 57hrs on it.
Looking to make some great things with it.

[Al T]

My Name is Al. I am retired now 12 years after selling my business. My woodworking experience is probably in the intermediate range. I have been building cabinets, furniture and ultimate goal is a Hal Taylor rocker. I purchased a used machine with 90 hours. I am not especially software savy and have been fooling around with my machine with some simple stuff and so far NOT pleased with what i've done. but think I could benefit from some "local" hands on support. I live in the Baltimore area.What is the best way through this forum to make contact initially email phone?