Hobby CNC: depths and speeds
I've been making end-grain cutting boards with v-carved inlays since about a year. I've experimented with a lot of tool path strategies: is "fast and shallow" better than "slow and deep"? I've decided to test it a bit more systematically.
Видео Hobby CNC: depths and speeds канала Stephan Forseilles
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