Doug Haffner began making signs and props in his garage shop just for fun, and fun they are. As...
With the endless possibilities of what you can make with CarveWright, it creates also creates so much opportunity. Since the very first CarveWright was introduced, people have been adding it to their small business, or creating a brand new business. Whether it be the small sign makers and etsy shops to the Hollywood level prop studios, or the luthiers making violins and guitars to the chocolatiers and their custom molds. With CarveWright the ideas ands successes never stop.
I’ve seen over the years several customers playing with mold making with their CarveWright systems. The machine is so...
In my virtual travels around the net, I occasionally come across something that blows my mind. Recently this happened,...
Born and raised a Western Kansas farm boy, Darren Ehrlich learned at an early age about hard work, duty,...
Darrel Amato’s father and grandfather both owned cabinet shops when he was growing up. “I guess sawdust runs in...
Larry Quisenberry says he doesn’t do fancy projects with CarveWright, but when looking at his work, you can see...
Well, golly GWhiz, this guy has some pretty impressive projects! George Hollister of Fayetteville, GA started looking in 2009...
Elliot Miller is a NEWBIE?! Well, yes, but you can’t tell that from his projects. Having purchased his first...
Woodworking is nothing new to Glenda Edwards of Idaho Falls, Idaho. Her father and brother are both carpenters, so...