Unknown Carvers Confusion

[unknowncarver]

Got to ask, Since you did buy the disks (does that mean more than one?), how do you feel now knowing that what you paid for from Ebay was available for free? Did you give the seller any feedback concerning this issue?

I just reread your question and are you talking about leaving feedback after I found out the patterns came from this forum? I found out only a few weeks ago and I bought the disks almost a year ago. You can not go back later and leave feedback. You only have so much time (i think like 30 days) after a sale to leave feedback so I could not go back and change it or leave additional feedback.

[ladjr]

Got for it! That is what is all about. Sharing our designs so that people have things to carve and help them with their design requests for carving. The greatest feature of this forum when I got started. Many used what was being asked and posted/shared as a learning tool to learn how to use designer and the pattern editor. Ken, Doc, Jerry, BJB and many others taught me a lot about the tools.

Thanks for the answer.

My 3rd machine was shipped from Carvewright on Wednesday. As soon as I get it I will be ordering your dust collector. I have it both of my other machines and it has made carving fun again.

Leo

[TerryT]

You're a lucky guy Leo! I'm still just dreaming of a third machine. The two I have are humming just about everyday. My #1 machine still has the QC chuck on it but it was one of the good ones that still works perfectly.

[fwharris]

Thanks for the answer.

My 3rd machine was shipped from Carvewright on Wednesday. As soon as I get it I will be ordering your dust collector. I have it both of my other machines and it has made carving fun again.

Leo

Leo,

Thank you sir! Send me an email when your ready, special deal !

[PCW]

Unknown

I have NEVER found it angry at all nor accusutory. Actually one of the best groups of guys I found on the net. Everyone pretty much helps each other out shares their stuff etc...they just get pissed when folks steal from them as a community..can't blame them on that one..showed you the e-bay with one of mine there...what a scumbag. SFSALES2000 was actually on this forum...lol cant mention name or my post get deleted...so a lot us know who the guy is....Funny after some folks broke him out he never came back...lol

John

I have to agree with you. I mostly read the forum nowadays. Still try to read every post even though I have not use the Carvewrigt in over 2 years. I enjoy reading and keeping up with the people here. I upgraded machines so I don't use ptn or mpc files any more. Personally it is just a hobby for me and never sold patterns.. sold few carvings for that matter. I donate some of my work and give them away to friends and family and I find that more rewarding to me than any monetary gains could ever bring. I follow several forums and this one has some good peeps on it.

Dan

[lynnfrwd]

So unknowncarver, why dont you introduce yourself, where you from and why the mysterious forum name?


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[bjbethke]

http://stockphotolicense.com/faq/ - This is a good guide to start with.

I posted a PDF about this WEB page.

I started to buy Royalty-Free image designs to make my CD/DVD’s that I offer for donations. This Bird Illustrations book has 419 designs. I like to use this type image to start making PTN for my CW unit.

I think it is better to be safe then sorry. BJB

[unknowncarver]

So unknowncarver, why dont you introduce yourself, where you from and why the mysterious forum name?


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I always liked the unknown comic from the old gong show so I named myself the unknown carver. My name is James and I am from Florida. Nice to meet you Lynn.

[unknowncarver]

BJ, thanks for the pdf. It was good information. This part seems especially to apply.

[ What is a photo ‘mash-up’ or derivative work?
A mashup or mash-up is any Digital media content containing any or all of text, graphics, audio, video and animation drawn from pre-existing sources, to create a new derivative work. If you are creating a “mash-up” or derivative work you still need to license the underlying images or illustrations that will be used to create the final project. ]

[unknowncarver]

In case anyone does not know the unknown comic here is a video.