If someone just thinks about what they are cutting and has a look at what it's hardness is then compares it to Aluminum then looks up depth and width of cut you can scale it up you then have a look at the feeds of stainless and put them together it gets you close to bang on, this is only if there is no wood based feed and speed available. I think that is just down to how long I have been useing a small and big router. It's only when it comes to the small cutters a Aluminum (unless theirs a wood cutter available) cutter is needed what has the high helix and they eat through the wood like it's not there, I just did a guess as to the recipe for them and it works, and yer it's quieter. The normal router bit's work fine in cnc routers, it's silly useing the fancy cutters in stuff like mdf unless it has melamine on it then you have to, one of the guys I help in the US a router bit works better then a wood end mill of the same size. So you can spend less time banging your head on a keyboard and more time making saw dust in the shop.It's the get the heat out in the chips with stainless you harden it with wood you set it on fire. I wanted to help other people skip the hours of Googling and distill it all down to JUST what you need.Īnd that's why I made this. I figured out a process that works well for me (as well as learning lots of stuff I really didn't need to know) to design a table or dresser.

I saw the power in the program and how it could do so much stuff outside of just modeling.įast forward through hours of YouTube tutorials and diving into forms. In reality I was looking for a way to build a kitchen table and wanted to figure out all the angles before I started cutting wood.Įnter Fusion 360. While in college I worked at General Electric Aircraft Engines and quickly saw the power of working digitally. I went to school for Aerospace Engineering where I was first exposed to 3D modeling and CAD.

I'm Brandon Cullum, the creator of the Make or Break Shop (YouTube Channel) and the Make or Break Show (Podcast).

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