CNC Shark Forum

I put access holes over all four table mounting screws, making it easier to adjust the table for level. I also switched to 1" MDF for the table and auxiliary table.

Like I said...You can depend on these guys to have answers.
Bob

Nice work! What's next?
Bob

Glad to hear the solution worked . Al and Tim are good guys to work with. I waven't been able to stump them yet.
Bob

I've used it to cut brass ( made a small branding iron) and I would not recommend using it for brass.
I have not used is on aluminum and can not make a recommendation. What are you planning to make? Are you intending to hog out a lot of metal, or do light engraving on a name plate?
Bob

Contact Tim Owens, and Al Wolford, they have always answered my questions and solved my Shark-related problems.In fact, they are probably in the process of answering right now.
Bob

Nice application. I noticed on your review posted on Rockler's site an editor's comment warning that your dust collection setup poses a danger of damage to the shark through static elec buildup and stress on the stepper motors induced by the drag weight/torque of the 4" vacuum hose. I have a simila...

I agree that using the mouse for an emergency stop is almost useless. However, it can be entertaining for others to watch as you fumble around in a panic trying to use this method. What I did was to get one of those router table switches with the big red stop paddle and plug my power strip into it. ...

These are sample carvings I made on the dust booth legs of my Shark work table. The roman coin was scanned using the 3D probe. The face and Jeep were from the Sketchup 3D warehouse. The grape cluster was from another site online (I lost track of the site location). All carving was done by using Cut ...

I'm in the process of making a trivet for each month of the year for my wife. So far, I'm up to July with two more to go.