Apr 18, 2004 — ... chatter. However, if I drill a 3/16" pilot hole and then go straight for the 5/8" bit there are fewer problems. The "corner" of the cutting ...

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The problem is that the resistance was enormous and if I forced it, it just chewed the wood up. It kind of destroyed my idea of how a router should be and I don't have an opportunity to try a real router before buying.

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Wear is caused by simultaneous mechanical and thermal stress on the cutting wedge. Read about the major causes here and what you can do to counter these.

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Apr 6, 2022 — For X-Carve and Carvey, the feed is measured in inches per minute (IPM). Another way to think about feed rate is the distance your bit moves ...

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The best drill bit depends on the task. HSS bits offer versatility, cobalt excels in high-heat jobs, Brad Point bits are precise for woodworking, and tungsten ...

Item # 22-150-014. Insert Style & Size: GTN-2; Grade: EVC5T; Insert Cutting Width: 0.087"; Insert Radius: 0.008". MSRP: $10.05. $8.37. UOM : Each.

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I'd still like to buy a router but I'm no longer confident that it would cut a lengthwise slot in a piece of timber such as shown in the picture.