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    Hearty






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    Bet somebody's special! Early for Valentines Day too.
    Experience is the BEST Teacher. Is that why it usually arrives in a shower of sparks, flash of light, loud bang, a cloud of smoke, AND -- a BILL to pay? You usually get it -- just after you need it.


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    Wholepair, That is awesome! How long did it take to run that? What did you use for tooling,how much cleanup,etc?


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    details/details/details

    I used three tools...

    tool 1. 1/2" Dia 2flute for the initial outline and first rough
    tool 2. 1/4" Dia 2flute for a secondary roughing path
    tool 3. 1/8" Dia 4flute ball endmill to finish/engrave surface wrapped letters

    The times for each where roughly...
    tool 1. about 5 minutes
    tool 2. about 5 minutes
    tool 3. 1 hour and ten minutes @ 6000rpm and 6000*4*0.001 = 24ipm

    This was a one off gov job so I was'nt to interested in a perfectly optimised speed and feed scenario - what I wanted was a super finish - and I got it!
    This was right before the finish cut:


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    If you had the desire. You could drill some vacuum holes in the letters, mount it to a plate and Vac form some thin(.03) PETG over that. Then use the PETG for a chocolate mold!

    Just in case you have more than one Valentine? LOL!

    SWEET!

    DC
    Learn cause and effect through experience. Mastering those relationships is the "Common Sense" ability within the art of any trade.


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    thats cool as hell


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    all i got my wife was flowers from the grocery store....


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