I will give that a try but would it still happen without the router running?
Yep, even with the router off. Just by being plugged in, the line was too noisy for the rest of the wiring to handle.
It also seems like this effects people in dry climates. Iām in Colorado at a fairly high elevation. Are you also somewhere thatās pretty dry?
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Im in upstate New York.
What part of Colorado do you live in Corey? Iām down in Pueblo.
Iām up here in Longmont. Nice to meet you John!
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I had the same problem a few years ago when I ran my machine in the winter (Illinois) while using a gas heater. Even if the machine didnāt disconnect on its own, if I got very close to it, I would zap it. I read somewhere that if I hooked up my festool vacuum with the anti static hose, that it would do the trick. I had the vacuum but had never set it up for use with the Shapeoko because I was having too much fun making things. I went ahead and set it up, and I havenāt had an issue since. Iām certainly not saying thatās what people should do as itās an expensive way to solve the issue, but if you were thinking about buying one or already had one anyway, thatās an option as well.
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