High configuration CNC stone router: Heavy-duty stone CNC machine has a T-shaped bed for seamless welding of generous square tubes, steel gantry, servo motor, 7.5kw spindle, and more advanced CNC controller. The Stone CNC engraving machine working speed of the medium configuration is about 3000mm/min.ģ). The medium-sized stone engraving machine generally adopts a steel pipe welded bed, square rail, stepper motor with larger torque or a hybrid servo motor, helical rack, and so on. The Medium configuration stone CNC engraving machine: This is the most common stone CNC engraving machine in the market, and the price is moderate, suitable for most stone processing enterprises, such as the funeral industry, monument industry, stone decoration industry, etc. The main configuration for the small CNC stone machine is with XYZ axis ballscrew drive, cast iron machine bed, 3kw spindle, stepper motor, it is with low price.Ģ). It is usually for jade carving or some small stone crafts, such as jade pendants, small stone Buddha statues, etc. Low configuration small CNC stone engraving machine (low configuration): The small CNC stone machine is lightweight, and the working size is usually less than 1300x2500mm, the most popular size is 600x900mm, 600圆00mm, or 600x400mm.
The configuration of the CNC stone engraving machine:ġ). Hardstone such as granite can be carved in layers to 5mm Stone tablet processing industry: stone tablet making, sarcophagus, tombstone, etc.Īdvertising industry: stone advertising, artistic relief, signs, badges, etc.Ĭeramic industry: all stone ceramics, ceramic bottles, and other handicrafts.Īpplicable materials: marble, granite, quartz, jade, bluestone, black stone, etc., as well as non-stone materials such as ceramics, glass, plexiglass, PVC board, aluminum-plastic board, bamboo, and wood. Stone industry: carving and processing stone, jade, marble, granite, quartz, artificial stone, and other stones.įurniture industry: countertop, bartop, floor tiles, marble cabinets, stone furniture.ĭecoration industry: stone gift boxes, stone crafts, stone decorations, sculptures, 3D stone crafts, etc. Next, I will introduce to you the application industry of CNC Stone carving machines. The CNC Stone carving machine can process almost all stones, so as long as it is an industry involving stone, Our CNC Stone carving machine can be used. So I just boxed it up and shippedit back to pasadena.2. but the sensors were giving me problems, it wouldn't measure the boards, and the little clicker on the right hand side wasn't working right. It is a B machine with the upgraded rollers and chuck. I just got tired of Jacking with it and have sent it back to LHR for repairs. Starting anew in Aspire would likely be the simplest approach. It's not that the CW can't produce great quality (it can and does), but the patterns on the board and the lettering need some attention to achieve the best quality possible. You'll be able to create better quality models than what you used for laying out your CW project. That's the route I would take, instead of trying to convert what you have there. The plaque you show can easily be reproduced/recreated in Aspire yourself. In any case, back to your original question. What is your other machine? I think I talked to you about a year or so ago regarding the Vectric "You've Captured My Heart" project - you were having some trouble with getting a good cut, but don't recall what machine you were running (was it a Shark?).
I encourage you to visit the CW forum, make a post regarding the issue and help will come running to get you back in business (if you so desire, that is). I'm sorry to hear your CW "bit the dust", but I've not seen or heard of one yet that couldn't easily be put back in working order. Funny, both machines run exceptionally well and I use them on a regular basis. One is totally original (an A machine) with no modifications or upgrades at all.the other is an A machine also, but I have installed all the C machine upgrades. I own two CW's myself - both 6 years old. Crash5050 wrote:I made up this little plaque in Carvewright designer, and was wondering how hard it would be to convert it over to aspire, my CW machine has bit the dust.īefore posting, I checked the CarveWright Forum to see if you had made any postings regarding getting help with your CW machine, but didn't see any.
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