Now that the conference is over, What did YOU learn.

[fwharris]

Since I was not able to make this years conference I thought I would get this started to let those who did make it share some of their learnings and thoughts about the conference. I have chatted with a couple of people who did and they had some great comments about some of the topics and the group.

[normrichards]

What a great idea, love to hear from those who went as well. Maybe pictures or videos?

[Sliverfoot]

I'll second that, or maybe third.
I couldn't make it this year either but would LOVE to hear about it.
Next year.

[fwharris]

I guess those that went do not participate on the forum!

[SteveNelson46]

I guess those that went do not participate on the forum!

Lately, it seems like there has been very little participation from anyone. Carvewright claims that it is because times are good. I'm not so sure.

[lynnfrwd]

We are still here....no need to spread rumors and unsubstantiated concerns.

Most people ARE finding their answers online under Support or just not having any issue.

[lynnfrwd]

My camera wasn't working, so I didn't get any photos. Joe is trying to gather photos that people took to put together a follow up.

Please send photos to marketing (at) carvewright.com

Connie

[mtylerfl]

I'm still playing "catch up" after the trip! I did send photos to Joe yesterday. I didn't take as many pics at the conference as I usually do - but I took a ton of photos of the 24' x 50' library at Chris' house! It is amazing - all carved with the CarveWright. So much Oak...so much intricate carved detail...every wall with a hidden panel. And, my goodness, the hidden elevator behind a sliding bookcase...awesome!

The library is certainly an inspirational testimony to the capability of what the CarveWright machine can do! I'm sure Joe will be posting some pics soon. To do it justice, a professional photographer would be the ticket, though.

[Sliverfoot]

I was fortunate to see the library last year still under construction. I would love to see photos of now that is completed.

[lynnfrwd]

I was fortunate to see the library last year still under construction. I would love to see photos of now that is completed.

You could stand in there for hours and still not see every detail.