Use a blade or bit cleaner like this http://eagleamerica.com/product.asp_Q_pn_E_400-0027
Try slowing down the rpm, and increasing the feed, if possible. And try to always ramp into the cut, never plunge if possible. Plywood is very tough on bits, so clean them often. Preferably before you smell the burning.![]()


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