Thread: A question of Mdf?
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Plunging is fine but there comes a time when you should look at lead-in moves. What CAM software are you using ?
Last edited by EddyCurrent; 17-11-2017 at 11:48 PM.
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spiral or ramp it in, I have been getting the real cheap ones from banggood and had good results and about £1-3 each depending on size
Last edited by charlieuk; 18-11-2017 at 12:01 AM.
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carbide
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18-11-2017 #7
Plunging can leave marks on the edge, ramping into the cut is a far better method.
Measure the thickness of the MDF, if it's more than nominal then it likely has moisture content and that can make it fluffy.
ONLY if it's dry, a coat of spirit sanding sealer helps to keep it dry and also penetrates and consolidates the surface making for a crisper edge.Last edited by EddyCurrent; 18-11-2017 at 01:30 PM.
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