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  1. Sapele is quite hard. 10mm doc is probably way too much for an aluminium framed machine. Might work if your bit is razor sharp

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  3. #2
    The cutter is brand new, i would not normally cut to this DOC but the rave is that adaptive is able to do just that so hence why i tried it out :-)
    cheers for reply

  4. #3
    Machine rigidity is key to cutting capability.
    You think that's too expensive? You're not a Model Engineer are you? :D

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  6. #4
    Quote Originally Posted by magicniner View Post
    Machine rigidity is key to cutting capability.
    Can i change any settings with sapele to compensate, the peice is 25mm h x 40mm w and 400mm l so its not a massive peice by any means, thanks

  7. #5
    Ball Nose Cutters all suffer from zero cutting speed at the very tip, have you considered roughing with a straight cutter and finishing with with the Ball Nosed cutter?
    You think that's too expensive? You're not a Model Engineer are you? :D

  8. #6
    I am using a Bull nose as opposed to a ball nose for the clearing operation, on a 10mm dia it only has 1mm corner rad
    cheers

  9. Try the same cut but depth per level at 5mm
    See how that works

  10. #8
    Quote Originally Posted by BernieNUFC View Post
    I am using a Bull nose
    Might as well say 10mm endmill with a 1mm corner radius as no one will guess the corner radius.

    Is it 2 flute?

    How are you getting to your depth of cut? If you are not using a ramped or interpolated path to clear a starting pocket that's bigger than your end mill then any cut from the start point is full cutter width, not adaptive.
    You think that's too expensive? You're not a Model Engineer are you? :D

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