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    Quote Originally Posted by Ropdoc View Post
    I will try that. How much is the sensor assembly? I will buy one so if I screw up the original I have a fall back.
    Here is the link to the board sensor. $23 plus shipping so order anything else you need as well to take advantage of the shipping.

    http://store.carvewright.com/product...cat=254&page=1

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    Quote Originally Posted by fwharris View Post
    Take a look at this.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhgF...yer_detailpage

    Also while your on youtube book mark their link for all of the great videos..
    Just had my first clear board sensor error and found your reply during a search.
    Easy to follow & much appreciated, thanks!
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    Quote Originally Posted by bluecobra View Post
    Just had my first clear board sensor error and found your reply during a search.
    Easy to follow & much appreciated, thanks!
    Your very welcome Mark!

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    Quote Originally Posted by chief2007 View Post
    Here is the link to the board sensor. $23 plus shipping so order anything else you need as well to take advantage of the shipping.

    http://store.carvewright.com/product...cat=254&page=1
    Thank you for taking the time to find this. I appreciate it.
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    Thanks to the information on this thread I have found out why my sensor isn't reading the workpiece. Using option 7 I got a reading of around 60 on the workpiece.

    I use pre-finished drawer fronts from a furniture maker for my projects. Some have dark stains that I want to keep. Does anyone have a suggestion on how to fool the sensor so it will read the size of the board and start the project?

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    Masking tape on the board edges where the sensor looks. (A few layers if it is cheap masking tape transparent to IR.)

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    I will give that a try tomorrow. It is 32 deg. in the shop now so I will wait. Thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jeeptrix View Post
    I will give that a try tomorrow. It is 32 deg. in the shop now so I will wait. Thanks.
    Yep, your shop needs to be at least 55 degrees to assure the machine operates properly. I use two inexpensive 'radiator-style' oil heaters to keep the shop warm (an uninsulated 2-car gargage). Temp seldom dips below 68-ish degrees in winter. Saw a ton of them stacked in an aisle at WalMart for only $38 each yesterday.
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    I'm having issues with my board censor and its a recondtion board censor I hav'nt gotton back to the machine but it's reading way high into the numbers 239 on the censor i think that i have a wire pinched in the sleeve on the harnes make sure the harnes is not pinched to make sure u don't have to do it twice..as I said before it's the dumb things that i do that make me smarter...

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