CarveWright, What's the word?

Hi Chris,
I own two of them. I purchased the first on Ebay, which was a disaster. No warranty and loads of issues. Since I used the product for my workbenches, I bought a new one directly from Carvewright that was warranted. It first came DOA and they sent me the parts to repair it. They truly mean well. I have since learned how to repair it with my eyes closed. As for the new one, they send me parts when I need them, and again, mean well. I am sure that as they grow the chinks will be Ironed out. I would only buy a new one from them. The software is very easy for a cad program. My customers are truly satisfied with the product, and with patience I am too. Email me or call with questions…I can now say that I am an old salt with the product.

John

-- John, Charleston, SC, http://www.americanworkbench.com

I have the Cartwright and have upgraded it to the heavy duty rubber traction belts. Some woods carve better then others. I recently carved the Stagecoach and horses that was done by Steve Leslie on his fireplace mantel. It can be seen at this link: http://www.vectorart3d.com/index.cfm/press_release_49.htm

I intend to redo my shop this year and have recently purchase some new equipment and a very nice used Shopsmith to be mainly used as a lathe and sander.