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    So I am now aiming to get an line image on to a 19mm cube.

    I only need to have a cut depth of 0.1mm to break the painted surface.

    I have tried an 1mm end mill and the result was ok but it took too much wood away and detail gets lost on more intricate images.

    So I have seen engraving bits, is this what I need?
    Or would a V shaped cutter be best?

    thanks,
    Gavin
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