CNC Shark Forum

I have an original shark, I ordered a colt router from the local lumber yard and it will not fit my machine. I have not measured the housing but it is larger than the original colt.
the new one also has a plastic housing versus the metal on the old one.

Contact nextwave and find out if they have a router clamp to fit it. https://www.nextwaveautomation.com/shop/Parts-c31027749

Tony

There are two Colts available. This sounds like the one you need. https://www.rockler.com/bosch-colt-1-hp ... alm-router
Bob

tonydude wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 13, 2020 12:37 pm

Contact nextwave and find out if they have a router clamp to fit it. https://www.nextwaveautomation.com/shop/Parts-c31027749

Tony

Hey buddy, I would say that you can read about more about different clamps before purchasing it. This is what i feels.
I am always conscious about their pros and cons. I saying this because i recently purchased some router clamps for my work. I checked varies forums and articles before buying it. I got recommendation for this article :- CNC router Clamps on 2 forums and i found it quiet relevant for getting knowledge about better clamp.
You can also check different articles before purchasing
Feel free to ask any follow up question

Kerry, they're talking about router clamps, which secure the router to the machine. The article you referenced talks about workpiece claps, which ensure that your material doesn't slip while machining.

BTW, did you help write the article? It doesn't list the author. The title is a bit clickbaity, but the pictures are great. Good coverage of different types of hold-down clamps.

Kayvon wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 12, 2020 11:39 am

Kerry, they're talking about router clamps, which secure the router to the machine. The article you referenced talks about workpiece claps, which ensure that your material doesn't slip while machining.

BTW, did you help write the article? It doesn't list the author. The title is a bit clickbaity, but the pictures are great. Good coverage of different types of hold-down clamps.

Hey Kayvon
thanks for correcting me, Now onwards i will spend more time in reading prob properly before giving any answer. Meanwhile this article is written by one of my friend who is doing woodworker since many year and he has good knowledge in woodworking and CNCs, i am bit new in this field and learn lot from his articles and from these types of quality forums.

It's a good article. They should credit your friend for his work.