Out of curiosity I looked at wood working stuff. CompuCarve/CarveWright looks pretty awesome being able to handle some pretty complex stuff, and even copy stuff using a probe instead of a cutter. The price seemed good for what it does at 1699 when I looked at it. It will handle 14" by (??? infinite / practical limitations) by about 5" wood and carve some really amazing stuff. Then I looked at the customer reviews. "Works great when it works, 1st machine spit bearing everywhere, but 2nd one worked ok, poor machine great support then better machine and crappy support," and other things like that seemed to be the normal type of review. Oops. That does not sound promising
Anybody know if this thing is any better or worse than the reviews now?