Do you want a computer-controlled milling machine for your home? Of course you do!
Especially if it's invented by a few dudes from NASA who like to work the wood. Basically you use the included modeling software to design patterns or drag and drop some included clip art, send your design to the memory card and then slip that baby into the port on the Compucarve machine. Viola! You are designing like pro, no talent necessita.
This is what the Sears Craftsman website says about it: "Compact, computer-controlled, 3-dimensional woodworking machine with an easy-to-use interface. It allows a novice to make a complete project without a shop full of tools.The unique configuration allows it to perform many other woodworking functions, including ripping, cross cutting, mitering, contouring, jointing and routing. The CompuCarve can work in most soft materials, including wood, plastics (polycarbonate or cast acrylic) and certain types of high density foam. Set includes CompuCarve machine, (1) 1/16 in. carbide carving bit, (1) 1/8 in. carbide cutting bit, CarveWright Memory Card, starter software package, (2) 1/4 in. bit adaptors, vacuum bag adaptor, bit removal tool, hex wrench, owner's manual and Quick Start Guide".
For a mere 1900 bucks, even you can pretend you're a pro!
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