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I've got another air dried slab I'm routing. I'm not sure what caused this issue. I know the board has a slight bow to it bit I clamped it down using my t-slot clamps but apparently the bottom line was still a touch bowed but the larger N & S makes no sense to me the sides routed fine but on the top & bottoms of the letters you can still see the steps from the roughing flat bottom toolpath.
Please let me know what caused this issue. I was using a 1" 90° v-bit
Thanks
Gary
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Gerry
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Looks like you bit is a different angle than what you specified in V Carve.
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It's possible it is a degree or so off, I've never tested it but it looks to be 90° to me.
Double check that you selected a 90° tool in V Carve.
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Not sure how that got screwed up but its calling for 90° but the tool spec is 60° but I woul think the steps would be routed out if the board wasnt bowed