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Programming and operation of the CNC router is a search for the optimal balance of spindle speed, feed speed and cut depth. Material, shape and size of the pattern being cut and type of cutter used greatly affect the setting of the above three parameters. Trying to push any of them too far will r3sult in poor cut quality, cutter breakage or damage to the machine. Finding the Zen 'sweet spot' is then ultimate goal. |
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Programming and operation of the CNC router is a search for the optimal balance of spindle speed, feed speed and cut depth. Material, shape and size of the pattern being cut and type of cutter used greatly affect the setting of the above three parameters. Trying to push any of them too far will | Programming and operation of the CNC router is a search for the optimal balance of spindle speed, feed speed and cut depth. Material, shape and size of the pattern being cut and type of cutter used greatly affect the setting of the above three parameters. Trying to push any of them too far will result in poor cut quality, cutter breakage or damage to the machine. Finding the Zen 'sweet spot' is then ultimate goal. | ||
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Programming and operation of the CNC router is a search for the optimal balance of spindle speed, feed speed and cut depth. Material, shape and size of the pattern being cut and type of cutter used greatly affect the setting of the above three parameters. Trying to push any of them too far will result in poor cut quality, cutter breakage or damage to the machine. Finding the Zen 'sweet spot' is then ultimate goal.
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| current | 08:16, 9 March 2021 | (70 KB) | Kenp1612 (talk | contribs) | Programming and operation of the CNC router is a search for the optimal balance of spindle speed, feed speed and cut depth. Material, shape and size of the pattern being cut and type of cutter used greatly affect the setting of the above three parameters. Trying to push any of them too far will r3sult in poor cut quality, cutter breakage or damage to the machine. Finding the Zen 'sweet spot' is then ultimate goal. |
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