Our range of Shapeoko CNC Routers caters to makers at every level, from passionate hobbyists working out of their garages to small businesses running production. Each model delivers professional-grade performance, scaled to fit your space and budget.

Carbide 3D Elements were all created in-house for use in CNC machines like our Shapeoko CNC Router or Nomad Desktop CNC machine. To make our SVG files easier to use we’ve eliminated all shading and fills so you can see the vectors.

My Carbide 3D has everything you need to run your Shapeoko or Nomad CNC machine. Need a project to get started, or maybe just some inspiration? Check out CutRocket, our free project-sharing site just for CNC users. We'll keep you up to date on new things in the world of Carbide 3D, and CNC in general. No spam, unsubscribe any time.

Apr 26, 2019 · Today's tutorial will show you haw to carve your favorite logo or picture into a piece of wood using the Shapeoko XXL CNC. It's quick, easy and fun to do.

Mar 19, 2020 · This is a quick video of how I made my shop sign on my Shapeoko 3 CNC. The same process can be used to make any type of 3D sign.

Nov 4, 2020 · Either post the logo here or paste a link to it if it is easily available online and let’s see what we can do to help. My first step would definitely be to vectorize it, then you can do whatever you want to it as a vector, which (for me) is easier to do than to manipulate the bitmap (jpg, gif, tiff. . .) image.

Feb 24, 2018 · So you’ve just built your Shapeoko and likely ran the legendary “Hello World” marker project. Hopefully that all went well. But now what? At this point – you have a working machine but you’ve only run someone else’s G-code file to print the Shapeoko logo. I think a great next step is to do your own marker drawing.

Jul 22, 2022 · I am trying to do the first test of the Shapeoko hello world logo as per the videos. I have checked the surface it is level yet it will not completely draw the logo if I set Z any lower it smashes the marker tip.

Jul 16, 2015 · Just quick video to test carving my vintage photography logo in Walnut with the Shapoko 3 CNC router. Only free software were used:-Inkscape-F-engrave-UGS (U...

I proceeded to complete the traditional “Hello World” Shapeoko tutorial, which consists in attaching a sharpie marker to the spindle, and running a program that draws the Shapeoko logo.