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On my routercnc YouTube channel I had a few goes at mixing and laying the West epoxy. You can see what is involved and how it turned out. Here is Episode 15
https://youtu.be/Ax5Ib7GcTqE

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Most of us use the West Epoxy system, which is quite common. The 105 resin with the 209 extra slow hardener is the way I'm going with mine - but it costs about 5-6x times the version you've posted.
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Found a photo of the setup I mentioned, it was just a lashup for a one off, it worked well. Note the bolted on wire support and adjustment unit

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If your Ally is of reasonable cross section so it doesn't bend then temprature is not a problem it's still going to be flat and that tolerance over 1500mm is as good as any precision straight edge...

I'm taking a few tenths of a millimeter to clean the table from time to time. You may be able to go 3 mm depth in one pass but it depends on the stiffness of the machine.

I don't know how long will they stay sharp. I didn't used them a lot and are all still sharp. I used the most a 1' dia round nose bit cutting about 500-700 meters in MDF and it is still very sharp....

For my spoilboard cleaning I bought this one. I've got a few other Arden tools as well. Not cheap but very good quality, made in Taiwan.

I bought before a similar one but cheap Chinese make and...

Hi Feldah
I'm in Austria and get most of my cutters from https://www.sorotec.de/shop/Cutting-Tools/sorotec-tools/2-flute-mills/END-Mill-WOOD/ they are not the cheapest but not too expensive and...

>I use one of these https://www.wealdentool.com/acatalog/Surface-Trim.html

+1 on this. A decent cutter for the money. Stay shallow with it and don't run it at 24K..!

You can change the location as that helps others when suggesting things.

I use one of these https://www.wealdentool.com/acatalog/Surface-Trim.html

The feeds and speeds are all just guides - you'll dial in your own settings based on the materials that you're cutting, spindle run-out (hopefully minimal), machine rigidity etc. I wouldn't worry...

No difference if you stir it properly, without introducing too much air. Remember you torch it later also. But i agree that vacuum is best

A good way to seal the leaks around a dam before you pour your epoxy is to make up a very small amount of the epoxy and using a small brush or similar just go round the inside of the dam brushing the...