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Aug 01, 2018 - 12:00 AM
166" IPM @ 18,000 RPM
Chip Load Per Tooth: 0.0046"
Depth Per Pass: 1/4"
Ramp Down: 83" IPM
Chip Load Per Tooth: 0.0046"
Depth Per Pass: 1/4"
Ramp Down: 83" IPM
Optimal RPM, feed (IPM), and depth per pass for 1-1/8" 45449 router bit in Purple Heart and Ash Straight Plunge Cutting Router Bits 1/2 Shank - High Production
Im using the 45449 (1-1/8 D) router bit currently, looking for a good RPM/Feed(IPM)/Drop for cutting through very hard woods such as Purple Heart and Ash. Each pass is talking off 1/16 currently, just want to fine tune my toolpath, and reduce my table time.
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