Just saw a comercial for a new tool from Craftsman. It's a Comp Carver
(I think that is what they called it).
It looks like a portable planer, but you go on your computer and design
a carving, like a fleur d' leise ( Saint's logo??) and load it on a card
that slips into the "planer", you put in a peice of wood and it will
carve the design into the wood.
$1899.99 was the price.....
Anybody seen one in person?
Mapdude wrote:
> Just saw a comercial for a new tool from Craftsman. It's a Comp Carver
> (I think that is what they called it).
>
> It looks like a portable planer, but you go on your computer and design
> a carving, like a fleur d' leise ( Saint's logo??) and load it on a card
> that slips into the "planer", you put in a peice of wood and it will
> carve the design into the wood.
>
> $1899.99 was the price.....
>
> Anybody seen one in person?
I saw the commercial, haven't seen one in person. Ran across this,
though:
http://lumberjocks.com/jocks/decoustudio/blog/56
Apparently Sears licensed the machine.
http://www.carvewright.com/
http://www.carvewright.com/forum/
R
That huge lathe is bitchen! And I haven't used that word in 30 years.
Turning never interested me that much but that would be very cool. Size
matters.
Art Ransom wrote:
> Saw it at the Dallas show. Not bad except everything is property.
> Finishing up my 4 axis CNC mill to do columns 24" by 12' see at
> www.turningaround.org
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> Art Ransom
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> "RicodJour" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> >
> > Mapdude wrote:
> >> Just saw a comercial for a new tool from Craftsman. It's a Comp Carver
> >> (I think that is what they called it).
> >>
> >> It looks like a portable planer, but you go on your computer and design
> >> a carving, like a fleur d' leise ( Saint's logo??) and load it on a card
> >> that slips into the "planer", you put in a peice of wood and it will
> >> carve the design into the wood.
> >>
> >> $1899.99 was the price.....
> >>
> >> Anybody seen one in person?
> >
> > I saw the commercial, haven't seen one in person. Ran across this,
> > though:
> > http://lumberjocks.com/jocks/decoustudio/blog/56
> >
> > Apparently Sears licensed the machine.
> > http://www.carvewright.com/
> > http://www.carvewright.com/forum/
> >
> > R
> >
"Art Ransom" <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:
> Saw it at the Dallas show. Not bad except everything is property.
> Finishing up my 4 axis CNC mill to do columns 24" by 12' see at
> www.turningaround.org
Do you mean "proprietary" instead of "property"?
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Saw it at the Dallas show. Not bad except everything is property.
Finishing up my 4 axis CNC mill to do columns 24" by 12' see at
www.turningaround.org
--
Art Ransom
Lancaster , Texas
www.turningaround.org
akransom@ comcast.net is changing to
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"RicodJour" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> Mapdude wrote:
>> Just saw a comercial for a new tool from Craftsman. It's a Comp Carver
>> (I think that is what they called it).
>>
>> It looks like a portable planer, but you go on your computer and design
>> a carving, like a fleur d' leise ( Saint's logo??) and load it on a card
>> that slips into the "planer", you put in a peice of wood and it will
>> carve the design into the wood.
>>
>> $1899.99 was the price.....
>>
>> Anybody seen one in person?
>
> I saw the commercial, haven't seen one in person. Ran across this,
> though:
> http://lumberjocks.com/jocks/decoustudio/blog/56
>
> Apparently Sears licensed the machine.
> http://www.carvewright.com/
> http://www.carvewright.com/forum/
>
> R
>