For a used machine, like Brad stated you will need to notify CarveWright to release the used machine from the prior owner.
CARVEWRIGHT SERIAL NUMBER
When you license the machine and software with the machine serial number through CarveWrights system it will verify that this serial number is not in use by any other user.
CARVEWRIGHT UPGRADE
Depending on the purchase price, the cost of the upgrade will give you a fine tool since the 'C' type CW is great upgrade and as far as I'm concerned all the bugs have been worked out. As with any tool or machine, know what you're purchasing, research all things involved. This question would best be answered by Lynn at CW, please contact her, she does have all the answers and can be reached through the phone number on the CW home page. I don't understand everything about marketing but I doubt that there is a 'spy' GPS in the firm ware or anywhere else. By the way, I have a machine with only 10 hours for sale along with an 11 piece bit set for sale. Some other items should be looked at or be aware of, obvious as with any used machine. Memory card with programer, 1/16' carving bit, 1/8' cutting bit, bit ejection tool, check with CW for other. I believe that a stolen machine will not be allowed to be transferred! 9) Items included in the orgionial purchas are included in the offer. 8) Be aware that you'll need a receipt to transfer ownership from the registered owner to you. Perhaps the past owner has upgraded the chuck, this is a real plus! 7) If a scanning probe is included be prepaired to pay for the lisence.Ĭontact Lynn at CarveWright to do this. 6) Check the chuck that holds the cutting tool for ease of operation, bits are removeable easially.Ī tool is included for this if it's needed. 5) The sandpaper X drive belts are not wrinkled on the edges from creaping to the side. Important because you'll need it for any shipping or transportation. 4) The shipping box with Styrofoam in tact. This can be found by viewing the readout screen on the crank side. The letter in the beginning represents the type, 'A', 'B', or 'C'. 1) The general condition of the machine, clean, not beat up and all functions operate without problems. If you have the perseverance and patience to have a brick a good majority of the time, have fun. It's just not functional enough of the time to be a worthwhile purchase for $1700. The carvewright gives great results- when it works. Almost any reasonable price you purchase it for and the upgrade cost will give you a machine that costs less than a new 'C' machine. The previous typs, 'A' or 'B' tyype can be upgraded to a 'C' type by sending it in to the company, LHR, for a very reasonable price. If you can find a 'C' type machine for sale buy it! They are the latest generation and quite well engineered. These are good machines, I've had one for 4 years now.
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