Shark CNC Router System

Bring the speed and precision of computer-controlled machinery to your shop with this top value CNC system! With a table measuring 15-3/4" x 31-1/2" its ideally suited for carvings and machining operations on a large variety of signs, doors and other small projects. It boasts impressive power, speed, accuracy, and ease of use. With its robust steel and high-density poly-ethylene construction, it can take accidental impacts that would normally damage or destroy an aluminum or MDF machine. Optional Clamping Table features two hold-down slots for securing work anywhere along the length of the table. Compatible with the Bosch Colt Palm Router. Includes VCarve Pro software interface — a $500 value. You supply a computer with USB port, a Bosch Colt router, and a table top (router and table top also available sold separately). You connect the USB cable to the controller box and the other end to your computer.

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• carpentry
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[Anothercoilgun]

@tidalworks62

Terrible writing and you talk about intellectual.  You FAIL.

[radiowavz]

Not a bad video!!

Some people just love to complain...

It does a lot to showcase the product.

To bad some can't accept it for what it is.

[SuperJamster1]

This product's review this is a good one. I've been looking at a smaller version, but I have little experience with required software. This simple walkthrough video does the job and takes away the learning fear factor. Yes, a better video would help, but from what I understand it is a great product. Its on my near retirement list of product for my woodworking shop. If price drops another $500. & competes with compucarve, but it appears superior, more reliable. X Gen has no attention span.

[LegoMAN996633]

I love the concept of a CNC system for the home shop. But I have yet to find ANY company show me how simple it is to use. I can find tons of negative critiques on them. Seems to me that this technology is not ready for the home shop.

[kingpav]

I used to train staff software at banks for automated payment systems, we weren't the people who were selling dodgy loans either, but this guy is very good for all those who need to hear, see and know what you need to do. This is engineering and software training talk. No jolly bits just information you need. There will never be an X-Factor competition for this type of work. If you want cnc machining with music, lights and a camp host go search for it.

[InTheWorkshop]

I want one...i liked the video, its instructional....chill out guys...it tells me if a computer dummy like me can use it ..and i think i can...

[Craighill9]

How long did it take to carve that particular design?

[tidalworks62]

it doesn't explain the system the computer hookup, can it be used with a mac details of windows icons etc are unreadable.... also, doing H-D placque offends my intellectual curiosity... been better to demonstrate various cutting modes, 3d (Z) axis control ... demonstrator probably is a nice guy,you need someone able to project possibilities not ho hum when is dinner ready ? it's a likely candidate for creative work, cut aluminum ? as in making lace work could I hookup plasma torch