In a word... yes. At least that has been my experience with it. However, that being said, I do love the machine and what can be produced with it once all the problems are overcome. YMMV. Some machines work flawlessly out of the box. Others not so much.recurvearcher wrote:Nice work! How do you like your CarveWright? I have heard so many mixed reveiws,what has your experience been? Is it as problem prone as they say?
My latest project..
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curiousgeorge wrote:Would this work for you? It would be painted after carving.
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that is beautiful I love it. once I get back to the states from Afghanistan we will have to talk more about this
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