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General Mach Discussion / Re: router tooling
« on: January 03, 2010, 01:42:02 AM »
thank you everyone, this was all great information.  I read stuff earlier but I didn't have a chance to reply at the time.

Sam - To tell you the truth, I have been working so hard on the engineering of the gantry/table/other non-spindle items that I hadn't though about the difference in RPM's necessary for the different material until you mentioned it.  I cannot tell you how glad I am that you brought that up.  It changes my plans, and I'm going back to the drawing board.

Since reading this today, I have enlisted the aid of one of the engineers at work to help me with the design.  so hopefully, I won't miss stuff like that anymore.  We'll see how things turn out.  I might end up making two smaller machines (one for wood and one for metal) rather than the larger machine that I had originally envisioned.  I don't really need a 6x3 table anyway. lol.

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General Mach Discussion / router tooling
« on: January 02, 2010, 04:49:45 AM »
Hi everyone,

I'm slowly working on putting together a mill/router for my workshop. I have many years of machining experience so I'm very familiar with the machining process, however, after watching a few of the artsoft videos on youtube a question popped to mind. I am planning on using a spindle rather than a standard router (I need the cnc speed control for metalworking) I believed that I would just be putting standard router bits into a spring holder and using those when I was working with wood.  However, it looked as though the machine that artsoft filmed cutting wood was using the mill tooling that I am used to from working in a production (metal) machine shop.  Please advise if I am seeing something incorrectly. 

Thank you,
T Jones

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