Difference between revisions of "CNC milling"
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*Software > Maestro | *Software > Maestro | ||
*Router bit for outside contours > Ø8, 18.000 RPM, 6 meter/minute | *Router bit for outside contours > Ø8, 18.000 RPM, 6 meter/minute | ||
| − | **less vacuum loss | + | **Arguments for small toolbit: |
| − | **tool life is no issue for wood | + | ***less vacuum loss |
| + | ***tool life is no issue for wood | ||
*remarks | *remarks | ||
**in theory lines/arcs should not be smaller then radius of router bit | **in theory lines/arcs should not be smaller then radius of router bit | ||
| − | **depending on software it will | + | **depending on software it will create problems or not |
| − | **as test Mr. Ranga ran with 80mm bit around contour with 9mm step in it without errors | + | **as a test Mr. Ranga ran with 80mm bit around contour with 9mm step in it without errors |
| − | **lines/arcs should also be larger then machine displacement (depending on machine displacement the milling contours are divided in steps) | + | **lines/arcs should also be larger then machine displacement (depending on machine displacement the milling contours are divided in steps, can be adjusted in machine parameters) |
Revision as of 09:13, 8 October 2015
13012 Dykstra 62
- File 13012 SY62 nest_Bulkheads rev_E.dwg (Bulkheads, relative simple)
- Milled by Marron
- Programmer > Mr. Ranga, with a background in CNC micro processing of metal
- Software > Maestro
- Router bit for outside contours > Ø8, 18.000 RPM, 6 meter/minute
- Arguments for small toolbit:
- less vacuum loss
- tool life is no issue for wood
- Arguments for small toolbit:
- remarks
- in theory lines/arcs should not be smaller then radius of router bit
- depending on software it will create problems or not
- as a test Mr. Ranga ran with 80mm bit around contour with 9mm step in it without errors
- lines/arcs should also be larger then machine displacement (depending on machine displacement the milling contours are divided in steps, can be adjusted in machine parameters)
