Make this iconic motorcycle! The 1950 Panhead Motorcycle is a great project for both old and young. It’s fairly simple and doesn’t require much in the way of tools or expertise. It consists of only 1 project file (mpc) with all the patterns laid out, optimized, and ready to upload.
“A man’s home is his castle” and no castle is complete without cannons! No problem if you have a CarveWright and a little ingenuity.
In my virtual travels around the net, I occasionally come across something that blows my mind. Recently this happened, and I discovered it was being done with a CarveWright. I try to keep up with the world of 3D fabrication in general. With all the recent 3D printers and CNC machines flooding the market it…
CarveWright users sure have been keeping busy during these weeks of sequestering. Like last week, we decided to highlight some of the more exciting things we’ve seen lately on the Facebook Carvaholics group and our Community Forum. Show us what you’re making by tagging your posts with #carvewright. Colored Lithophanes Several users have found how…
Darrel Amato’s father and grandfather both owned cabinet shops when he was growing up. “I guess sawdust runs in my blood” Darrel jokes when explaining the family history. He’s lost them both now, but feels like they are right there with him in his shop. A shop he named after them – DLR Woodworks for…
When I was a kid, and first demonstrating some artistic talent, my mother asked me to do some drawings for a children’s book she had written. I was familiar with the book, as she had read it to me when I was younger, and I agreed, it needed pictures. Excited, I set to work on…
Born and raised a Western Kansas farm boy, Darren Ehrlich learned at an early age about hard work, duty, creativity and dedication. He learned to build what he needed and if it didn’t work, he learned how to fix it. He was first introduced to woodworking in Junior High, but due to lack of a…
Memorials honoring our fallen warriors have been part of CarveWright since our very beginning. Our users immediately began finding ways to create beautiful displays, plaques, flag cases, lithopanes, and more to memorialize friends, family, and heros. We at CarveWright are honored to have been able to help make these happen. Below is just a selection…
This is a free decorative St. Patrick’s Day shamrock welcome plaque project for your CarveWright machine! It features a common Irish phrase “Cead Mile Failte” which means “100,000 Welcomes” in Irish Gaelic. It is pronounced “kay-ed mee-luh fall-tuh”. You can actually listen to audio recordings of the pronunciation of this, and other popular Irish phrases…
