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    With MDF you want to use a relatively high feedrate and low spindle speed so that you get a high chipload (about 0.3mm depending). If the swarf is dust then either reduce the spindle speed or increase the feed.
    What size cutter are you using so I can give some examples?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonathan View Post
    With MDF you want to use a relatively high feedrate and low spindle speed so that you get a high chipload (about 0.3mm depending). If the swarf is dust then either reduce the spindle speed or increase the feed.
    What size cutter are you using so I can give some examples?
    There you go Wiz I knew Jonathan would know this one it will actually provide some very usefull tips and information for others.

    Rick
    Always bear in mind that your own resolution to succeed is more important than any other - Abe Lincoln

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    Ok thanks guys. I will give reducing the spindle speed etc a try tonight then. Will this reduce the furring on the edges? At the moment when i am cutting it is producing fine dust so, going on what you have said, i have my speed to high. Just for the record my machine is the Heiz S1000 using a Kress 1050w. Anyway, will give it a go and put the results on here.

    PS my local builders merchants did give me funny looks when i queried the make of MDF!

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