I ran a simulation using a .125 bit that I use all the time to cut small letters out of PVC. they are 3 inches tall
this is one with an inside cut and one with an outside cut
I ran a simulation using a .125 bit that I use all the time to cut small letters out of PVC. they are 3 inches tall
this is one with an inside cut and one with an outside cut
Daniel E.
ShopBot PRS 48x96 (2010 Model)
Porter Cable Router
Vacuum Table w/ 2 Fein vacs
Aspire 9.0
What I do when I don't mess up wood: http://www.pathhome.net
Yes that is Times New Roman here is the letters that are cut out. I cut these all the time for a company that does menu boards for collage cafeterias
Home Depot sell PVC 1/2 4x8 for $75.
Daniel E.
ShopBot PRS 48x96 (2010 Model)
Porter Cable Router
Vacuum Table w/ 2 Fein vacs
Aspire 9.0
What I do when I don't mess up wood: http://www.pathhome.net
I use these bits to cut mine in fact I just ordered some more this weekend
http://www.ebay.com/itm/3-175x2-5x22...item1c40db8ab3
How long do they take to arrive shipping out of China?
Daniel E.
ShopBot PRS 48x96 (2010 Model)
Porter Cable Router
Vacuum Table w/ 2 Fein vacs
Aspire 9.0
What I do when I don't mess up wood: http://www.pathhome.net
last time it was a week
Yep Jerry, I always have a couple of boxes of those on hand in both flat endmill and ballnose. Been using them for years now. Great value and a decent tool.
I don't know if your version of Aspire has this tool but you can take any font and convert it to vectors, then use this tool to trace the vector to make it bigger (not what you want) or make it smaller (what you do want). This maintains the correct letter spacing you want but you are in charge of how much meat is left for each letter. Russ
AKA: Da Train Guy