Just a quick shoutout to the Onefinity team for all their hard work on the design, QC and unparalleled customer service.
I am new to CNC but I did my research for few weeks before deciding on the Onefinity and I am not disappointed.
Below is my first cut, aside from going a little deep on the Z which I need to figure out I am very happy with the results. Happy new year to everyone.
You should try adding tabs in your program… yes you may/probably have to do a little cleanup by hand afterwards, but it does help keep the cut-outs from moving or flying out and chipping the surface layer.
Note: The Z height is somewhat important when leaving very thin tabs.
I agree and I had tabs for the overall piece but considering the number of small pieces it was going to take a lot longer than I am willing to spend on it
Short of a vacuum table I can’t think of anything else to hold them without a lot of prep tape/glue or post cleanup tabs.
Key word, “If”.
It breaks down to $$ for equipment vs $$ for the project.
I also have an industrial size router table with a killer vacuum pump. The vacuum does have it’s limits for very small cut-outs.