CNC Shark Forum

Here is the link to the video of the machine stopping . . . . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFd499aBR68&feature=youtu.be I have created an engraving toolpath to run 12" wide and 38" long .200" deep . . . .it ran without flaw . . . So I am going to create another 12 x 42 and run it to prove it is no...

The only thing with that is I can forward the axis down say 30" and then continue and it won't stop . . . If I were to say put it at 10" it would stop at 47.4" It moves with the stop point . . . . I have that controller you have me go into the options and change settings . . .if that means anything....

I myself created another folder inside the post processor folder and put all the unused processors in it . . .that was they are there but I don't have to scroll through them . . .

4DThinker wrote:In another thread NWA mentioned jog functions specifically as one of the problems with the G firmware. Regress to the f variant and see if the problem remains.

I am in the process of rolling it back now. . . .


Nope . . . running 23f now and still 37.4" stop

I wonder how many users are going to look at this post due to the title . . .very humorous . . . .

I believe you, and don't need a movie to believe - if I recall you were one of the very earliest extended bed users. May also be a combination of recent software, registration, and the circuitry in your control box. I was just thinking that the actual sounds might clue in on the problem . . . Yes I...

Hello all this is for anyone to answer but addressed to Next Wave Automation. I have a Shark Pro Plus with an Extended Base . . . giving me a travel area of 25.2" X 54.5" I had a base top that was made by N.W.A. of (2) MDF tops butted together and supported by three angle iron rails running full len...

Another Monster in the process of being altered . . . More pictures to come and will probably do the oak strips like rungemach . .

Also look up "depth map" and "grayscale bias relief"

I have made frames that go over the Corian® material and screw down on the edges of the frame. . .it allows me to make the material to size prior to carving it.