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  1. 20-08-2010 #1
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    For a wood router 100N is much to big... I take it this is the horizontal cutting force you are refering to... for general wood cutting 5 - 10N is more reasonable, 100N is more steel-bashing territory...
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    I was intending to use this for milling aluminium, steel would be nice but I understand that might be pushing it. I choose the 100N figure as a worst case...
    Sorry I should have put 'spindle' not router in the first post.
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    Just done a quick model to clarify the plan:

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