Using MatchFit Dovetail Router Bit on the Avid CNC to cut slots. (video by @petesquared23)

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“Using MatchFit Dovetail Router Bit on the Avid CNC to cut slots for M8 T Slot Nuts.” - video/post by @petesquared23
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[@CisnerosShop]

Feeds and speeds?

[@Microjig]

Victor, A lot depends on hos rigid your CNC is, but Start with 14,000 RPM and 60 IPM. That should be a safe starting point.
Reduce the RPM and increase the feed until you hear things start bogging down.
On our Axiom here in the shop, we run at about 12,000 RPM and 80 IPM feed rate.
Remember to make the relief cuts first.

[@d-rock7937]

That line on the bit how is far into the collet the bit should be….

[@Microjig]

The line is lasered on to provide guidance, but the collet depth is really the key. As long as the shank fills at least 3/4 of the collet, it should hold safely.

[@nojokehere9402]

Inferior Dovetail router bit compared to some others.

[@Microjig]

Literally no one else makes this profile. The radius and flair at the top of the dovetail profile are patented.
The radius actually not only rounds over the sharp edges of the dovetail groove, but the physics of the radius means that it automatically cuts as if you were stepping down between cuts. The is virtually no tear out even cutting across the grain of the veneer layer.