The material properties of different species of wood can vary significantly, but if you have some reliable recipes for a hard wood and a soft wood, you should be able to figure out some speeds and feeds for everything in between. If for some reason you want to print out that spreadsheet or write in […]
Milling an Oak tray on a CNC router at 600 ipm. Ryan shows how the oak tray is cut out at 600 ipm. Then he goes into detail on why he machined the tray with multiple bits. He looks at the process as if he had to cut out 1,000 of these trays. We hope
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Calculating Feeds and Speeds can be overwhelming, but it does not have to be. I go over a practical guide for a beginner to understand and calculate feedrates and RPM. Downloadable Excel Feeds and Speeds Sheet!! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRbyKJWZfIecyy1u3LxrUHTyntXwBfji-cUk-0sdY811aAN5wLE6lMoNWWpwbH0PJWQF4zAQLtT1sAv/pub?output=xlsx Chipload Description – 1:11 Calculating Feeds and Speeds on Excel – 6:54 About Cuttin It Close: Founded in