"-MIKE-" wrote

I should've been more clear. I see people using SCMS with a pulling
cut, just like a RAS. In that case, they are acting in the same way,
probably making the SCMS even more dangerous since it can climb towards
you and up.


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I disagree with using a SCMS as a push cut. When you do that, the blade is
trying to lift the workpiece off of the bed, and bind it against the fence,
and throwing it. It is much easier to control a climb cut, than to risk
throwing a chunk of wood. Really the best cut is made without splinters by
climb cutting the surface, then push cutting the rest of the way through.
--
Jim in NC


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