Carvewright reviews 2017 series#

Since then, LHR (the company) has gotten in with Sears, gone big time, stuck it to their beta testers and support has gone down the tubes. But, the one saving grace was the tech support. When all was said and done, I had less than 30 hours carving time, most spent troubleshooting problems for the techs. And, unfortunately, it usually didn't work. However, when it didn't, it was the most frustrating experience imaginable.

I spent well over $2000 on the basic system and countless hours on the phone troubleshooting. This review is from: CarveWright N01 Woodworking System (Tools & Home Improvement) I was one of the unfortunate beta testers.

Carvewright reviews 2017 series#

When mine failed, I sent it back to them for a series of standard fixes designed to correct my problems and prevent the other common. Other people reported a problem with the flex shaft overheating. Some people reported the sensor filling up with sawdust. The machine detects distance from the board by shining an IR light, then reading the intensity of the light bouncing back. There was also a problem with the board sensor failing from time to time. The sensor that detects whether the door is open would fail in the open position making the machine stop working. Early versions of both machines had numerous manufacturing problems. It's identical to the carvewright except for come cosmetic differences. This review is from: CarveWright N01 Woodworking System (Tools & Home Improvement) I've had the sears craftsman version of the carvewright machine (compucarve) for almost a year now.