SpeTool Tapered Ball Nose Spiral Router Bit 0.5mm Tip Radius 4.82 Deg for CNC Milling Engraver Carving Bits
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It all depends on the type of material you're working with. MDF, acrylic, and even aluminum are all viable options. br>In his newsletter, CNC Cookbook, Bob Warfield has covered a lot of ground on this subject. His work would be an excellent place to start.
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Selected User Reviews For SpeTool Tapered Ball Nose Spiral Router Bit 0.5mm Tip Radius 4.82 Deg for CNC Milling Engraver Carving Bits
br>I've been using it to carve Corain and make 3d models out of hard wood. WOW! It has been used for more than 60 hours and is still as sharp as the day it was purchased. They cut so cleanly that fuzzies are no longer an issue. They are now my go-to tool bits!.
I've been purchasing the same size bit from another Amazon seller, and the difference is night and day. The bits I've received recently from another seller are already dull, so I'm guessing they're used. The reason I say this is because those bits can't possibly be new, especially when compared to how the SpeTool bit cuts. I'm currently carving my fourth piece with the SpeTool Tapered Ball Nose End Mill on my CNC machine, and it's still razor sharp. The other sellers' bits are cutting for me like the ones I replace when they get dull, leaving all kinds of wood "fuzzies" around the edges of cuts, but I'm not getting any of those "fuzzies" with this SpeTool bit, even on my fourth carve, so I highly recommend it.
When you're down to a single digit. If you have a CNC with a 25" collet but need to work on small diameter details, this taper bit is tough and gets the job done. I hate having only one of anything, so after several months of constant use, I purchased a second one just in case. This bit is ideal for a workhorse.
I've broken a couple of engraving bits before, but this one isn't one of them. It works well in acrylic as well as aluminum, and while there are better bits for wood, it works well in MDF. (Of course, feeds and speeds must be appropriate. ).
I've already broken two of these. The first one lasted a few months.
It's a tool for cutting. Sharp, direct, and of excellent quality. It's budget friendly.
This is what I use on my Shapeoko, and it works perfectly.