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http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/product. ... Cookie=Yes

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That is crazy cheap for that. I'm sure it is just a beginners piece, but I'm thinking I could make CRAZY frames for art on that thing!!!

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looks like a good way for me to lose a finger.


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Roger, what have we told you about hanging out at sears?

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Just saw a tv commercial for that carving machine. The results looked pretty good. They were gearing the ad more to cabinet makers. Also, (tool wise) Sears doesn't put the Craftsman name on anything unless the quality is there.

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Yeah all of us professional cabinet makers use Sears tools to get the job done right.. :lol:

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John, have you seen this thing in action yet?
If it can do what the commercial said, custom carved door panels would be a snap to make.

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I think it looks killer but Sears tools are customarily garbage for real..But for 1900 dollars they may have put a little extra into this..I wonder if it's a CAD type software they use?I'm very interested in seeing it in action-Personally if it works i'd drop that much on it..I was making a little joke before about Sears and their commercials.. :D

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Come on now! I'm a New Yorker!!! If I can't take a jab...then who can?
My sarcasm filter is always on! LOL

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:wink:

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I heard you Rog!


I wonder if it takes CAD files?

Hmmmmmm.

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http://reviews.sears.com/2328/00921754000/reviews.htm

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Best to hold out.

This technology will seriously inprove over the next few years!

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If one become available, I know for a fact my boss would drop $1,900 for that machine because of the stuff we build. I'll let you know how it works out.

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I saw some of these in trade magazines at work! You can get routers and laser carvers to do some sick stuff!

http://www.ulsinc.com/english/?gclid=CKKgutufzYkCFSgDYgodqkMBDw
http://www.epiloglaser.com/
http://www.k2cnc.com/
http://www.signindustry.com/dimensional/

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The Craftsman tool is a re-branded version of this product:

http://carveright.com/

Paul, the software that drives it doesn't take CAD or standard G-code yet, but it sounds like they're going to upgrade the software to do so in the near future. Once they do that, this could be a really kick-ass tool.


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I may snag one of these-if i do i'll definitely post some pics of the goods!

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You could probably do some ghetto figures by doing like 3 or 4 boards, running each and then gluing them together.


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Pogue wrote:
looks like a good way for me to lose a finger.


True...but it would be beautifully carved! :D


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