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    Default warning when i try to upload

    When I try to upload my (first ) project i get a warning window.

    It says "the carvings in this project are arranged in a way that may interfere with the machines mechanics requiring a manuel or automatic jug specifically: wide cuts across the width of the board may interfere with the compression rollers."

    Can anyone translate for me?

    I'm dying to get this thing crankin'.....

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    I just means that your project is too wide. The rollers need a bearing surface. You can reduce the size, increase the width of the board (board stretchers are handy ) or let the machine reduce it as needed.
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    Or, to add to Pkunk's post, you can make a sled which will fit your needs allowing the rollers to rest on the sled, but the carving/cutting is only done on the wood as you've sized it. Do a SEARCH for SLEDS or CARRIERS and you'll get an idea of what they are and how they are made. If you can't find the posts just ask and another "how to" can be posted.

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    Default Still trying to work out the upload warning.

    Sorry i'm really not this slow... i tried decreasing the width of the sign to only 18 inches from 24. this didn't help. My sign is only 24 X 5 3/4 it seems wierd that that would require a sled. Thanks for your input....i'll get the hang of this.

    Shari

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    Default Had this once

    Not sure if this will help, but I had this happen once. I had put a beveled edge on the project. When I removed the bevel it was fine. I was carving a prebeveled board so I had forgotten to remove the one I added to view the project.

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    If you use the Auto-Jig feature it will take care of this for you, but you will need a board that is at least 1" wider and 7" longer than your board in Designer. I am in the middle of a carving now on a 1"x12" (actually .75"x 11.25") stock. I set the board in Designer to 10" wide and 1/2" longer than my design on each end. When I uploaded it to the card I chose Auto-Jig and the machine takes care of the rest.
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    Thanks for your patience everyone! I'm heading out to the shop, memory card in hand...wish me luck...

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    AHA!

    Had this problem. Here's the answer. Or an answer. Or two answers.

    (Whatsis too wide thing? And why do I want to build a sled again?)
    Scot
    Things I've learned so far (use to search):
    Lube the shaft & clean machine
    Keep 1/2" from top of board to top of cut region
    actualDepth = -0.0025 * Height * (greyLevel/255) +Depth
    Designer rez is 128 dpi & use .png
    Where everybody is: http://compucarvewright.com/content/view/27/2/
    Make a hush box for the loud machine - still need help with the high freq whine.
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