We often get asked about optimal speeds and feeds settings for CNC routing of Precision Board HDU. While there is a lot of great information on our website about feeds and speeds, what doesn’t get talked about as much is something called “chip load”. Chip load can be defined as the size or thickness of..
When it comes to routing Precision Board HDU with a CNC machine, we often get asked questions about proper settings for speeds and feeds. We came across this excellent article from AXYZ, a global manufacturer of CNC router systems and CNC knife systems. They do a great job explaining what feeds and speeds are as..
Jim Dawson with Synergy Sign wanted the ability to machine through 2″ thick Precision Board HDU in a single pass, but he didn’t have a router bit that could get the job done. He reached out to X-Edge Tools to see if they could develop something for him. They worked extensively with Jim to create..
Wondering about ways to improve your CNC efficiency while still getting clean cuts and reducing down time? Use the following speeds and feeds settings from LMT Onsrud and also MultiCam as a starting point and play around with them until you get the right combination for the router bits you are using and also the CNC..
One of the more frequent inquiries we receive at Coastal Enterprises involves questions about CNC machining of Precision Board HDU. Typical questions include, “what type of cutter works best,” “where do I start with my speed and feed settings,” and “what should my chip load be?” We asked our friends at MultiCam USA to rout shapes with a CNC..
