The RIGHT settings for cutting EPOXY with a CNC

[@arkans0071]

Thanks you! I kept searching for this exact topic for my final college project. My lecturer kept saying he's worried that the resin would melt.

[@cyberreefguru]

You are welcome! Glad to help - thanks for watching.

[@Taliesen.]

Well done. Nice to see a pretty comprehensive test done.

[@cyberreefguru]

Thank you and thanks for watching!

[@teaguewhite26]

I'm thinking at lower speeds, there's a burnishing effect probably taking place, causing a smother finish

[@cyberreefguru]

Hi Teague - perhaps; I would need to look closer. That said, the chips coming from the 1 flute end mill were excellent, so I think the feeds and speeds were good (or close enough). Can't say the same for the 2 flute end mills. Thanks for watching!

[@christiantardieu7561]

I do a lot of inlay epoxy on wood, and I have never taught of doing inlay on top of epoxy Thank you for these infos. It would be great to have some test with engraving bits too. I'm inspired...

[@cyberreefguru]

Thank you -- engraving might be on the to-do list! :). Thanks for watching!

[@MattMadeIt123]

Like doing a power and speed engraving test on a laser. Great idea.

[@cyberreefguru]

Absolutely! Thanks for watching Matt!

[@ForvoQuizlet]

I absolutely hate (and normally never watch) insulting "you're doing it all wrong" thumbnail/videos but this one I will make an exception : )

[@cyberreefguru]

Many thanks! :)