
You’ll also need the right material. Carvey can accept aluminum, copper, MDF fiberboard, plastics, acrylics, woods, linoleum, foam, molding wax, PCB, and more. You do need to make sure that the piece of material you’re working with is no larger than 11.6” long, 8” wide, and 2.75” tall. If it is, you can ask The Garage staff for help cutting it down to an appropriate size with our saws. The Easel software automatically changes the Carvey’s settings for much of the materials listed above. If you can’t find the material in Easel, ask a member of The Garage staff for the proper manual settings to use to ensure the carve is successful.

The last components you need are located in the bit box, stored in the blue cabinet below the right Carvey. Here you’ll find the bit to carve the material with, the wrenches for switching out the bit, and the pieces you’ll need to secure the material to the build plate. Securing the material properly is imperative for a successful print.
