Reply with QuoteYou'll need to radius the corners 1/64". There's no formula. You'll also probably need to leave .001-.003 clearance. Trial and error will tell you what you need there.
formula?
Does anyone know the formula for cutting a piece to fit the pocket for inlay like if you were using a 1/32 bit and it came to a point what formula would you use to make the piece fit the pocket if the pocket came to point ?
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JoptionPane
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You'll need to radius the corners 1/64". There's no formula. You'll also probably need to leave .001-.003 clearance. Trial and error will tell you what you need there.
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What you are asking is too vague. formulas can be written for just about any kind of geometery to be cut.Originally Posted by JOptionPane
Assuming(?) you want a slip(?) fit. Offset the geometery of the plug to be .001 to .002 smaller all around the periphery of the pocket. And for a point of some kind you will need to calculate the vector angle and offset the .001 to .002 90 degrees to it. There is not just one formula.
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