Tools User Guide for newbie
Hi all.
it's few months I'm starting to use my homemade cnc, untill now just test jobs.
Basically, I wish to use it to mill wood, plastic and PCBs.
I got some bits to make my jobs, but honestly I got them just by.....sensation, meaning: i need to make such a job, maybe this bit can do it for me....
But searching the web, I can find a lot of kind of bits; the most of them I can't figure out about their use, and maybe some of them can be more usefull to my project than the ones I'm currently using.
I.e. : performing some milling test for PCB, I'm using a vbit 0.1 mm * 10°. But the results are very poor, mostly because the bit seems to to get wore out very quickly (and I'm testing a PCB 20*30mm); as in my next future plans I should mill some PCB 100*200 mm, if the bit is so problematic that will be really a problem to me.....
Coming back to the topic, is there such...a "guide to the CNC bit", where you can find a description of the bits and their use?
Thanks
Andrea
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Re: Tools User Guide for newbie
More reading for you about some basic fundamentals of CNC milling, drilling, etc.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speeds_and_feeds
PCB Machining...Carbide Tools is your friend for longer tool life
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printe..._board_milling
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Printe...board#Drilling
Good Luck on the your Adventure,
DJ
Last edited by machinehop5; 03-30-2019 at 08:00 AM. Reason: added link
Thankyou very much for the linksOriginally Posted by machinehop5
Thanks a lots. I have found it.
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