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This is an easy-to-make universal Kitchen Knife Holder project featuring a classic lattice weave design theme on the curved side panels. Safely stow knives with blade lengths of up to 11 long. A great gift or addition to your own kitchen! Knives are held in place using bamboo skewers that fill the holder’s cavity. As…
CarveWright is the ultimate prop making tool. Paired with a 3D printer in this project, this lighted mage staff was a total hit. Download the files I used to make this project and follow the steps below to make your own. Design. Carve. Print. Make. The staff head was designed and modeled in CarveWright’s Designer…
This Tractor and Hayride is perfect for your holiday decorating or gifting needs, or for any other time of the year for that matter. This project is simple and doesn’t require much in the way of tools or expertise.
Wheelbarrow Decorative Plant Cart project proves Spring has arrived! It’s not just for Spring, though – fill it up with your favorite seasonal silk plants or flowers to enjoy year round. This charming wooden cart adds a nice decorative element to your deck, porch, entry foyer, or even as a centerpiece placed on a buffet…
This CarveWright CNC project is a unique photo frame that can be displayed on a bookshelf or credenza! The carved front heart doors, when opened, reveal the photo and form a tripod-like support so that the frame can stand upright on its own. It’s a great gift item for loved ones anytime, and is especially…
Hi, this is Connie. I am the voice on the phones at CarveWright when you call and, as you would expect, I spend most of my time at work in front of my computer. In between answering customer service calls, I like to play with the CarveWright Designer software and try to create patterns based…
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.
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…
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…
