CNC Shark Forum

http://www.michigan-rummy-rules.com/mic ... /rules.htm

Here is link for the rules.

Here is the file, sorry it took so long. Enjoy

Here is a picture of my Michigan Rummy Board I just finished. It's 17"x17" made with black walnut and cherry with a Lazy Susan on the base.

Fun project for the whole family. My CNC worked great for making a stencil for the stars.

I found a loose lead screw for the Y axis. Now my holes are almost perfect (about .002 off) I wonder how long it has been loose. Should I locktite this screw? The tap file I posted should have pockets at 1.65

Thanks again
Andy

Bill, My circle was created using the circle feature in vcarve, it has 4 nodes. The g code also has 4 G03's (clockwise circle points). I included the tap file if someone would like to run it and see what they get. It starts on center with a .25 EM, and a 4"tall x 7"wide piece of wood. Drueth, I have...

I had to add a .02 shim under the front side of the router clamp to make it perpendicular to the table. I ran the program with the exact same result (less lines to sand out though). Any other suggestions?


Andy

I have a shark HD. The circle pocket is cut useing a .25 EM at 30 IPM and .09 depth and step over. The pocket measures 1.466 up & down, but 1.496 side to side. I have tried changing the pocket cut to offset, raster, climb, conv. it always cuts not round. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.


Andy

I had a similar issue and found my router was not level with the table. The easiest way to check this, is to put the biggest end mill that you have in your router. Then lower the router down to the table with a feeler gauge between one of the flutes on the bit and the table. Now check it with the ot...

Thanks Tony, it took a little over 3 hours to cut it out.