Then, put a separate non-networked pc on the shark and leave it there. The computer you have is more than enough for that. The design function can retain user logins and any requirements of your IT dept. This may not be the approach you want to, or can take, but I would suggest separating the design function from the cnc function. It is a brand new Dell with an intel i7 chip and 8gb of memory.

The PC is running Windows 7 Professional. Is there any way to configure one registered install of the Control Panel so that it persists registered across many users? I don't want to give all the users the registration codes either, so it'll mean I personally will have to be there the first time any new user logs in to use it, and that is simply impossible. There will be a minimum of 30 unique users this semester alone, and this is not very pracatical. It appears we'll need to enter the registrations codes to register the software and enable the Touch plate at each unique login. Users of the CNC are required to sign in under their own IDs, and while VCarve and Cut3D run fine after being installed at the Admin level, the CNC Shark Controller Panel does not pass it's registration down to individual users.

The PC running VCarve, Cut3D and the Controller software is on the university network. We installed a CNC Shark HD 2.0 installed in a University furniture design shop. Guess I won't take Corian Cutting boards or Coasters to that festival.Glens got the corner on that deal.First of all, I realize few if any Shark owners will have encountered this problem. Was a pleasure meeting you, your wife, and Conner and the rest of your family.

Keep Conner on those coasters also.Īgain Great job Glen. But from a distant I could tell the Holes he drilled for hanging were placed wrong, possible calculated wrong (probably from the late nights from cutting Corian all night long.) He also had two very nicely carved signs. All sorts of Shapes.Cats, Dog, Pie, Sink Boards, Boards with holes for the scrap vegetables to fall through. Looked for those Unique items, that catch your eye.Īs I approached this booth, his VCarved Corian sign caught my eye. I went there with the purpose of seeking ideas. I got up early this morning, got around made it to one of the largest Festivals in Northern Indiana.

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