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Kind of terrifying to press start with

2016-03-19 20:05:08.629069+00 by Dan Lyke 2 comments

Kind of terrifying to press start with the router bit spinning, and I have things to learn about cut paths... https://youtu.be/eqxY-MWSPew

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#Comment Re: Kind of terrifying to press start with made: 2016-03-20 12:49:01.56271+00 by: DaveP

Don't sweat the paths too much. There's been 30 years of thinking gone into that for plotters, and people are still tweaking the path-generation code. As long as the right bits get cut and the right bits get left behind, you're good.

#Comment Re: Kind of terrifying to press start with made: 2016-03-22 15:15:28.62975+00 by: Dan Lyke

In particular, there are different places in the path generation to insert materials appropriate tool speeds, and being smart about climb-cutting is also a thing.

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