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When you created the tool path the second tab will allow you to guide where the tool goes.as Mr Delaney said, the circle you drew for...

lol it’s not called ‘confusion 360’ for no reason. It took me about 2 years to figure this out so I reluctantly will tell you even...

Not making anything - simply just trying to work out how to use it (and the fusion software) really struggling to understand the...

I use straight flute cutters (like router cutters) in my cnc when cutting ply or MDF. They leave an excellent cut that I wasn’t able to...

what would be typical in a hard hardwood (lest say oak)

Amost always use climb cut. The exception is when using a last "cleanup" pass. Sometimes refered to as a "spring pass" in metal...

and should I have used climb or conventional (I know what they are but never entirely sure what to use)

I see that 'optimal load' thing now - it will take 2.8mm (horizontally) of material on each pass? on a 7mm mill that would be 40% of...

yep - and it worked the diameters were all 1mm too small, however I think that was because of this setting? I think I now understand...

Single flute compression bit is very good for most sheet stuff and general woodworking. It is all about chip clearance. If you look at...

I'd go pretty much with what Chief Sawdust Maker has said above. A lot will depend upon the machine rigidity and power of the spindle...

they have a laser ccutter which is just fantastic - the only real skill in that table is the leg

at the moment the machine is only used very occasionally and has only been used to cut stuff out and engrave. I think they start off...

thankyou - I will get back to you tonight, off to have a play with it now, try and learn how to position the head and upload the NC - it...

I run a CNC Router pretty much daily in a commercial shop cutting Oak, Ash, Maple, Plywood & Redwood For the majority of my work which...