Carvey FAQ
- How big is Carvey’s build area?
- Which plug adapter do I need for Carvey to work in my country's socket requirements?
- How do I change out the collet on the Carvey spindle?
- I’m a journalist and have questions, who do I contact?
- How much can I expect to pay in import duty and taxes to ship Carvey to my country?
- What do I do if I encounter a problem after I receive my Carvey?
- Will you have offer a warranty and replacement parts readily available in the future?
- How safe is it to use the machine?
- What else will I need to use Carvey?
- Does the Carvey machine and Easel software work with both Windows and Mac OS?
- How are materials secured to the work surface of the machine?
- What sort of maintenance and upkeep is required for Carvey?
- Does Carvey have special power requirements or does it work with a standard outlet?
- I need a 220V machine - will I need a voltage converter and a plug adapter for it to work?
- Can I use my own software with Carvey?
- What software do I need to design something to be made by Carvey?
- Can I mill circuit boards?
- Carvey Instructions
- How loud is the machine?
- Will Carvey get dust all over my office?
- I am a CNC beginner. How do I know if the Carvey is right for me?
- What electrical/safety standards does Carvey qualify for?
- What size milling bits can I use with Carvey?
- What kind of spindle does Carvey use?
- Does Carvey have built-in homing?
- What motion controller does Carvey use?
- How many axis does Carvey have?
- Do you provide instructions for using Carvey?
- What is the size and the weight of the box the kits ship in?
- What do I do if I encounter a problem after I receive my Carvey?