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Extra long up-spiral router bits
On Tue, 16 Jun 2009 09:57:50 -0500, Morris Dovey
wrote: 'Scuse me for being nosey, but why is it necessary to remove that much material in a single pass? Even with a half-ton CNC router I haven't found it necessary to cut deeper than one bit diameter at a time, and use multiple passes as needed... ...and a two-inch depth of cut will already be asking a lot of any portable router Thanks for all the reply's. I bought high speed end mills with a cutting flute of 3 in. The reason I wanted it longer than 2 in., is I use the bit in a plunge router to cut the mortise for loose tenons when working with wide material. Vic |
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