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Re: Fabricating Aluminum Sprockets
And of course you'll want your feedrates to be as fast and possible while still making a clean burn, but perhaps the machine/software has something in there to figure that out for you. If not, a little trial and error is all it takes. I recommend you check out www.cnczone.com if you haven't already.
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Re: Fabricating Aluminum Sprockets
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I'm reading CNCZone.com now. The more we can learn before the machine is up and running, the better we'll be. We have a lot of work we want to do. |
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