3 Axis CNC router

[JAZZCNC]

Thanks JAZZ. pm sent.

Ian

You have mail.!!

[Web Goblin]

Got it thanks!
What size/type cutters did you use for it?

Ian

[JAZZCNC]

Got it thanks!
What size/type cutters did you use for it?

Ian

I used a simple 6mm 90deg spot drill.

[John S]

yes limited depth of cut to 1.8mm, was 0.8mm so it flat bottoms larger area's. That adden 3 minutes to it according to VCarve at 1min:46

Simulated it in Mach and got 2 hours 33.

[JAZZCNC]

yes limited depth of cut to 1.8mm, was 0.8mm so it flat bottoms larger area's. That adden 3 minutes to it according to VCarve at 1min:46

Simulated it in Mach and got 2 hours 33.

Seem to remember that I 200% over ride the feed rate and was maxing out around 800mm/min.!!

[Web Goblin]

Thanks again JAZZ. Need to have a look for some of them now.

Ian

[Web Goblin]

Just thinking about the spot drill. I have a few chipped single flute 6mm mills. I wonder how one of them would do reground to 90Deg?

Ian

[JAZZCNC]

Just thinking about the spot drill. I have a few chipped single flute 6mm mills. I wonder how one of them would do reground to 90Deg?

Ian

Can't see a problem if ground well.? I couldn't belive the results with TC spot drill so if you have the abilty to grind your own then should get great results.

[JoeHarris]

Ha ha looks like my build log got high-jacked only a couple of days in!! Looks amazing though. Thanks for the further info Jazz and hope your eyes are ok. I will try to get images of progress up in a few days...

[JAZZCNC]

Ha ha looks like my build log got high-jacked only a couple of days in!!

Ye full of pirates and bandit's this place John S being Captain black beard . . " Argh argh yeh bastards who's swipped mi Hobnobs.!!"

Anyway don't complain too much because when you do have it cutting and wanting something to impress the Mrs you wont have to try remembering which post ya saw that Aztec calendar. . .Lol