CNC Shark Forum

Hello, Anyone know??? I have a Shark at home for my personal use and we recently added a new Shark at my work. I brought in my personal computer to do some work and now it is telling me that I need to register the "Work" controller. Does anyone know if this will over-ride my personal controller on m...

Very very NICE!!!

OK I would like to throw in my two cents on this one to see if it helps. I used this on a project that I had to use tiles on and it was very simple. I was making long rulers that needed to be tiled. I did all the same programing work that you have described but when it came to my set up all I did wa...

Very, Very Nice....

That is very nice. I really like when people post projects showing how to use the shark on accent pieces. The turned box could have stood on it's own, but looks even better now. Nice Job & thanks for sharing. Rob

If you were looking to create a "family heirloom"....NAILED IT!!!

Great Job.

So Cool!!!

Here is a project that I just finished for my Boss who recently retired. I was trying to wrap my pea brain around the puzzle of inlays but ultimately panicked and ended up cutting the flames by hand. This was my first (and last) time cutting inlays by hand. Everything else was done with the shark. I...

I bought a spring loaded diamond drag bit off of ebay from bdtools for 79.00. I used a spoil board and made a pocket larger than the plates I was using to make sure the surface was flat. I used double stick tape to help hold the plates down. I was able to engrave the plates with success. Hope that h...

I have done a few tiling projects with success. At first glance it seemed confusing and really intimidating. Once I got going it was easier than I had thought. The easiest way I found it to work was to have a straight legend board next to my project. When I get the project board in place and set for...