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  1. 16-01-2018 #1
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    One of the best methods to achieve a full depth cut is to use a trochoidal machining operation.
    CamBam has an excellent plugin for such cuts if your current software does not.; http://www.atelier-des-fougeres.fr/C...choPocket.html
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    There's no need for trochoidal toolpaths when cutting wood, and certainly not when cutting cabinet parts.
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