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1. Shown here is a close up of the CNC router cutting with small chips and dust flying – a symptom of poor cutting.

Understanding the importance of chip load calculations.

If you have spent time using handheld routers then you have developed an intuitive sense for what is the ideal feed rate and speed for the cutter.


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