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Post by nonconformist on Feb 20, 2016 16:15:37 GMT
Does anyone have any recommendations on CNC companies. Working on a new bit that requires a some v carving (too much to do by hand).
need to get a few more quotes
thanks in advance
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Post by dashboll on Feb 21, 2016 8:32:30 GMT
Does anyone have any recommendations on CNC companies. Working on a new bit that requires a some v carving (too much to do by hand). need to get a few more quotes thanks in advance No recommendation but are you searching for CNC companies or precision engineers? Most precision engineers will have CNC kit so just checking you're not limiting your search |
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Post by nonconformist on Feb 21, 2016 11:32:36 GMT
I think the technique is called v carving. V shaped routing bit
Just need to get a few quotes
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Post by Aza on Feb 21, 2016 12:17:02 GMT
Get in touch with Nick from Urban Hangings. He may be able to help with this.
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Post by nonconformist on Feb 21, 2016 12:37:19 GMT
Cool, thanks
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Post by ryca on Feb 27, 2016 6:41:34 GMT
Comforming Non Conformist My Instagram has loads of CNC precision engineered CNC works, does help I am self taught (95%) and have my own machine. A few more examples art.ryca.net/gallery/lyricalInstagram: art.ryca.net/instagramAlso if you need advice on scratch card printing I did some about 4 years ago, quite tricky but it's possible |
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Post by ryca on Feb 27, 2016 6:50:24 GMT
It's not called "v" carving.
Try ;
Conical cutting , veining , incised lettering, inverted text , inverted chiseling or v grooving.
Also depends on your angle of conical cutter X depth of material not being greater than the pinnacle at the widest point.
Angles from 7° to 45° are optimum
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Post by nonconformist on Feb 27, 2016 18:15:09 GMT
Thanks
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