CNC Shark Forum

It's possible. Have a look at the "Nesting" tutorial. It will give you the info you need as far as offsets etc..

The Shark is a lot more machine than the carvewright. I think the shark is a great machine to learn on. The HD is the clear choice money wise..

Yep.. ran into the "Power save" issue myself..

I can easily carry my shark basic around. I'm 6', 230#..

They are also pretty loud..

I'm able to run 7 without any trouble..

Here is my latest project. I was just going to do the standard "Fox" style bender, when on a walk with my pooch I came up with the idea to use 80/20 aluminum, HDPE, and cabinet core plywood to create a hybrid of the Fox bender http://vandruffguitar.com/_images/shop/bendSide.jpg and the LMII bender h...

I replaced my top with 80/20 1030. It's not cheap, but it solved the problem. You can buy the stock on ebay..

Best, M

I should also mention that I'm running the base model shark with an upgraded, 80/20 top. Just sayin.. You don't need the HD for this type of work..

No really.. I'm going to work..

I did use the supplied software. It's very easy to use once you get the hang of it. I'm sure other glues work fine. The up side of the hide glue would be cure time. I'm not a big fan of CA.. Check out the tutorials on the vectric site (inlay/nesting). No idea about running two machines simultaneousl...