Carvewright vs. CNC Shark

[ModelShop]

Can anyone help me understand the differences (pro and con) between the Carvewright and the CNC Shark (Rockler)? I saw a demo recently using the Carvewright, and was impressed. The Customer Service gal at Carvewright suggested I pose this question to the forum. What will one do that the other won't - either Carvewright or CNC Shark.

Thank you very much!!

Tom

[Jeff_Birt]

There was a very good thread discussing this very topic about 1 week ago. Use the 'Search' tool in the red bar toward the top of the screen and use 'Rockler' as your search term.

[Dan-Woodman]

Hey Jeff
I noticed precisebits carries 4 flute carving bits,does LHR now also carry 4 flute carving bits. My origanal bit that I'm still useing is a 3 flute bit.
later Daniel

[LittleRedWoodshop]

The biggest difference is that the Shark is limited to the size of the table.

[ModelShop]

There was a very good thread discussing this very topic about 1 week ago. Use the 'Search' tool in the red bar toward the top of the screen and use 'Rockler' as your search term.

Thanks, Jeff. The comments I read were very helpful. I am beginning to also think it is hard to beat the CW machine.

[cnsranch]

I am beginning to also think it is hard to beat the CW machine.

That's why all us smart guys own one

[Dan-Woodman]

Tom
The shark doesn't even come with a router motor. you must use your own trim router and turn it on by hand. and have a computer hooked to the shark.
later Daniel

[baby15]

have to many errors with carvewright will be buying shark plus soon to try