I was fortunate when I bought my own Craft Robo, that the supplier I bought it from had enclosed a dvd showing how to use it properly. The dvd was not a slick sales presentation though, but one of their actual customers that uses the machines on a daily basis. The camera work was very shaky but it was filled with over an hour of practical real life tips that included modifying designs for optimal output etc.
You tube is also a great source of help and information. Manuals are ok, but there is nothing as good as seeing someone actually using one in real life. Sadly, many suppliers nowadays are 'box shifters' rather than having a detailed knowledge (or interest) in their products.
You tube is also a great source of help and information. Manuals are ok, but there is nothing as good as seeing someone actually using one in real life. Sadly, many suppliers nowadays are 'box shifters' rather than having a detailed knowledge (or interest) in their products.
