CNC Shark Forum

Very easy. For me, at the beginning of any of them they all seem complex, but as you begin to work on them it just seems they eventually all make sense and come together easily. Hope you decide to build one, and if you do, we're here to help

The HO mock-up. It's currently out to have a finish applied. Well on track for completing it in 2-3 weeks.

Beautiful!

She isn't completed yet, but below is his Harmonic Oscillator clock after pre assembly and pre finish. Hope to have her done within 2-3 weeks

Below is a tentative pre finish assembly of Claytons HO. Hope is within a few weeks she should be completed.

Been very ill. Flu can affect a shark I guess . Got a couple things to share, but not much complete. Below are pics of the front legs and a tentative design for the hands from wenge .

Beautiful work! Was wondering if it's to late to make a suggestion. Have you ever considered using brass for the running axles? Polished brass in clean wood arbors offer a very low drag, potentially giving you a slight edge. You need only polish the axle where it runs in the frame. ...but I personal...

Very cool K! Would love to see what you have in mind! I too have been busy and now have the base for the HO well underway. Below is a picture. The legs are nearly complete also but my phone went dead before I could snap a picture. The base is made if Red Oak, Maple and Walnut. The upcoming photo of ...

Cool post! Thanks!

And now the complete going and motion trains