| Type | Length | Width | Thickness | Job Zero |
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| Name | Type | Tool | Feedrate | Plungerate | Cut Depth |
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| Filename | File Type | File Size | |
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| design_1 | c2d | 216.12kB |
Simple catch tray with added texture generated by wide toolpath stepovers. The texture at the bottom provides a nice surface for picking up objects that would otherwise lay flat. (eg: picking up playing cards on a flat slippery table)
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edwardrford posted 4 years ago
This project is awesome! Did you use a ballnose endmill to create the textures or was it square?rexwoodworking posted 4 years ago
Thanks! I used a ballnose endmill to create the texture effect made possible by a chunky stepover. A light pass with some 80 grit sandpaper over the ridges knocks down any "sharp" edges.bjum posted 4 years ago
Nice project, I've made something similar. That looks like a large ball nose mill, what size was it? CutRocket doesn't currently include that information, showing "generic cutter" for a lot of stuff that isn't a preset tool.rexwoodworking posted 4 years ago
Thanks for asking! I should have included that info... It's a 3/4" ballnose bit (1/4" shank). I actually just used a cheap one (not carbide tipped) from a local hardware store.bjum posted 4 years ago
Cool. I'm reticent to buy anything but carbide at the moment, but I really should just buy a cheap router bit set from my local timber merchant. They're pretty reasonably priced in a nice case, so what's the harm?devlindesignsllc posted 3 years ago
Awesome Project! In a bit of a time crunch for Father's Day, I picked up a cutting board from Ikea and ran this tool path. I changed the tool to the standard issue 1/4 end mill that came with my Shapeoko3. An additional box around the outside with a radius on the corners allowed for all cuts to be made on the cnc. Thanks again for posting this project!kgraybeal posted 11 months ago
Hi! I'm new to learning CNC. Still having trouble identifying bit #'s in your project. Can you tell me what the bits are in the project by name? Thank you!You must be signed in to leave a comment.