I can't til I use mine. Its going to make some quick work of my spoilboard!! 👍 Donna said "hello Garrett" as I was watching this. 😄 She's liking these videos. 😉
I surfaced a piece of warped mahogany with my Longmill using the Makita router. I used a 1 inch 3 tooth surfacing bit. The bit seemed to burn the wood. I had the feed rate at 300 and my router turned all the way up. Am I supposed to run slower to avoid burning?
Hello, congratulations for the great work! I'm a beginner at cnc und I would like to know if you were so kind to make a video about a rotary toolpath, especially about how or which postprocessor to choose for my cnc 3 axis machine? Thanks
Hi Jesus. If it has a 1/8 shank, this one www.idcwoodcraft.com/product/1-8-shank-surfacing-bit-3-4-cut-for-cnc-routers/ If it has a 1/4 shank, this one www.idcwoodcraft.com/product/surfacing-bit-for-cnc-router/
Doug, there's a few different ways you can do this. You can use a vacuum table, hold down clamps, or CA glue and painters tape method. It really depends on personal preference!
Hello, What is the difference between using your 1-1/2" four flute surfacing bit and your 1" four flute surfacing bit? Just 1/2" wider cut? Using on a 1f with a Makita router.
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I just got that bit and it leaves a finish like silk, top quality stuff.
Andy, glad you liked that one brother.
I can't til I use mine. Its going to make some quick work of my spoilboard!! 👍
Donna said "hello Garrett" as I was watching this. 😄 She's liking these videos. 😉
Joe, glad you liked this one brother. And Hello Donna!! Glad to hear she likes the videos too!
Keep doing what you are doing. From the bits to the helpful videos, you are a great support for me and many others trying to put their CNC to work.
David, will do brother! I am so happy to hear my videos have helped you.
Thanks for a great video on a cool bit! I really appreciate what you’re doing to support the CNC community!
206, glad you liked this one brother!
Will purchase one soon. The HOG is another great bit.
Nwnimbleman, right on brother. I am excited to get that bit out to you.
I surfaced a piece of warped mahogany with my Longmill using the Makita router. I used a 1 inch 3 tooth surfacing bit. The bit seemed to burn the wood. I had the feed rate at 300 and my router turned all the way up. Am I supposed to run slower to avoid burning?
The router is turning way too fast. Being the dial to 2
@@IDCWoodcraft thanks
Great info as always!
Chris, glad to hear it brother!
Hello, congratulations for the great work!
I'm a beginner at cnc und I would like to know if you were so kind to make a video about a rotary toolpath, especially about how or which postprocessor to choose for my cnc 3 axis machine? Thanks
Luiz, that is a tough one brother! I would reach out to your machine manufacturer on the best one to choose.
@@IDCWoodcraft thank you so much for the answer!
Can you make a video about using the hog? How to set it up in Vectric and then following up with a finishing bit. Suggest making a deep candy dish.
I do believe he does have a video on the HOG bit. That bit is amazing.
Graham, I have been working on a dish video brother! It should be a good one.
What surfacing bit would you recommend for a foxalien with a makita palm router on it?
Hi Jesus. If it has a 1/8 shank, this one
www.idcwoodcraft.com/product/1-8-shank-surfacing-bit-3-4-cut-for-cnc-routers/
If it has a 1/4 shank, this one
www.idcwoodcraft.com/product/surfacing-bit-for-cnc-router/
@@IDCWoodcraft thank you so much for your help!
How do you hold the piece you are cutting securely to the base?
Doug, there's a few different ways you can do this. You can use a vacuum table, hold down clamps, or CA glue and painters tape method. It really depends on personal preference!
Hello, What is the difference between using your 1-1/2" four flute surfacing bit and your 1" four flute surfacing bit? Just 1/2" wider cut? Using on a 1f with a Makita router.
Michael, that is it brother! Just the wider cut to add stability and make jobs so much faster!
Bravo!
JR, glad you liked this one brother.
Would the StepCraft MM1000 spindle be able to handle this bit?
Dave, absolutely brother! It shouldn't have a problem!
@@IDCWoodcraft awesome thank you! Ordering now.
One day I’ll get to put my Longmill 2 together.
Randito, keep working hard brother!
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PollyWilson, sorry brother not too sure I understand.
@IDCWoodcraft sorry.. apparently a pop-up came on and requested a zip code of where I was watching from and I thought it was from your sight.