Mobile Carving Station "The Sign Mill" Blog

[LittleRedWoodshop]

If have started a blog at the Cnc Art Guild Community page about our build out on an enclosed trailer.

I will keep the blog updated with pics and our expenses along the way ...

VIEW IT HERE

[chebytrk]

Very Cool! Sounds like there might be some potential there. Good Luck Amigo!

[LittleRedWoodshop]

Thank you Jerry and Ike I have already thought about the space issue. With the trailer configured the way it is I will be able to run 3 CWs if needed - so I think the extra space is worth it.

[LittleRedWoodshop]

Pics of the progress on the inside of the trailer ...

[LittleRedWoodshop]

I am used to working without it ... it will be on the list - later.

[ladjr]

Don't forget an A/C it is a must!

That brings up a interesting question with summer coming. What tempature limits does Carvewright have.

Leo

[lawrence]

Firstly- that looks GREAT man-- I wish you good fortune and success.

As for heat (and your machine)- Leo, a fan blowing on the machine makes a world of difference (living in Tucson and having a non-airconditioned shop I can tell you all about the difference it makes!)

Lawrence

[ladjr]

Firstly- that looks GREAT man-- I wish you good fortune and success.

As for heat (and your machine)- Leo, a fan blowing on the machine makes a world of difference (living in Tucson and having a non-airconditioned shop I can tell you all about the difference it makes!)

Lawrence

Thanks

I live in Las Vegas

Leo

[LittleRedWoodshop]

Thank you Lawrence ... I am sure there will be fans ...

[CNC Carver]

Looks good. Be sure and have some dust collection set up to keep the dust clear in your trailer.