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Product Details. This eliminates problems caused by warped or bowed work pieces and small inconsistencies in the table.

It also allows you to carve and machine stock that is intentionally convex to begin with. A new electronics package expands the capabilities of the CNC Shark and allows attachments like Laser, 4th Axis, and water cooled spindle control.

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Quick links. It depends on type of material you are using. I mostly use around for signs slower when doing 3d work. I use mainly oak,maple and cherry woods. Used these feedrates for almost 2 years and have yet to break a bit. Sometimes I have to lower the feedrate to work with my tool path by adjusting the FRO on the control panel.

I want the tool to work on it's own and not force it to do the job. I have not failed. I've just found 10, ways that won't work. Thomas A. I had posted a thread on Vectric, since I was looking for something high level about chip load, etc I did not think my issue was really related to the Shark.

My feed rate was and my rpm was 22, Bosch Colt setting of 4. My plunge was. After snapping the first bit, I reduced my feed to 50 and the same thing happened. I eventually got it to work at a feed of Remember you only have one Flute working as a cutting surface. I use two to 4 flute tools. I came up with these feedrates by watching the tool bit while it was cutting, looking for tool and machine flexing.

Also look at the tool path, does it appear to be cutting in a straight line. Make my fine tuning adjustments from there. I have machined a lot of nice stuff on my shark but I still lean to using my equipment more conservatively. As a result of my attempts over the weekend.

This happened: So, is the advice I was given wrong? The bottom circle looks like bit deflection the tool bending under load. It's usually easy to tell because where it starts and stops you will see a point where the bit relaxes and moves back to the correct position. You will see this far more with single flute tools as they are quite weak. Not sure on the top one but it looks like something other then just bit deflection.

As far as cutting PVC or plastics and hardwoods in general you need to go pretty fast feed or you will kill the bit. I'll usually use SFM method for figuring starting feeds and speeds. So we will use a calculation that works like this: 3. If you are having breaking problems I would have 2 guesses.

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