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melamine particle board. 6mm 2 flute
hi people
iam doing some cuts on melamine 18mm made of particles ![]() cant find the right feed and/or speed. i use SGS brand 6mm 90113 bits, its a two flute upcut and the downcut match. iam getting a little of burn on the bit. its getting black on the time. whats the optimal and fastest way to cut? i have a 3hp 18000rpm spindle and set the machine to move at 4600cm/min has normal operation. i found this calculator now http://zero-divide.net/index.php?page=fswizard ![]() will update on the test. |
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have made this calculation
http://zero-divide.net/index.php?pag..._tool_id=98309 will update how its going |
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Do you mean 4600mm/min? If so, that's much too slow. Try 8000-12000mm/min at 18,000 rpm.
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