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 of these projects from over the years.
Thank you to all who have served!
I am always looking through the CarveWright users forum to see what people are doing, and I am constantly...
Written by: Connie Ratisseau In 2007 when Floyd Harris got his first machine, the CarveWright (then CompuCarve) was still...
After retiring from a career as a Los Angeles County Deputy Sheriff, Jack Boggio began his woodworking hobby by...
Written by: Connie Ratisseau A little over ten years, ago, Wayne Creel was no woodworker and he was no...
This project, posted by user Ron Boley, is a great example of how much fun you can have with...
Well, golly GWhiz, this guy has some pretty impressive projects! George Hollister of Fayetteville, GA started looking in 2009...
Dick started woodworking as a kid in his dad’s basement shop, cutting cartoon characters out of plywood with a...
Darrel Amato’s father and grandfather both owned cabinet shops when he was growing up. “I guess sawdust runs in...
God Bless and keep you going for many more years.
All the carvings look great. I also carve all military emblems, and make 24 hour clocks.
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Neat flag boxes. Been making them for. quite a few years over a decade One side Iput a cross, rank, name, other side military emblem and branch of service.ifis