Jerry: Are there any more details about this file?
GC3: Good to know! I presume if you draw 18.25mm you get 18.25mm though...
Jerry: Are there any more details about this file?
GC3: Good to know! I presume if you draw 18.25mm you get 18.25mm though...
GC3: Good to know! I presume if you draw 18.25mm you get 18.25mm though...
exactly!...ck your uv settings these cut on the pr...clean and crisp
Vector Studio 22
Change your machine to inches and run it I didn't realize where you are from. Once you get it to cut the correct dimensions you can change it back.
Allowances always have to be made when cutting male and female parts. A lot depends on bit deflection, climb/conventional cutting, material, speed of cut etc etc.
The answers to a lot of questions can be found at http://www.shopbottools.com/ShopBotDocs/ or http://support.vectric.com/
James, I seem to remember your .25" bit was in database as EXACTLY .25", are you absolutely SURE the tip measures that? Sorry to sound like a broken record, but not a single one of my 1/4" bits measure .250". Also check material several different places like Gene says. TJ normally has 3-4 different versions of his ply files and the only thing different is ply thickness. Glad things are better, but the only thing you should be having to change is your pocket allowance depending on the type of fit you want.
scott P.
2013 Desktop/spindle/VCP 12.0*
Maine