4 layers Designed in Corel Draw Extruded and exported to gcode from Fusion 360 Cut with a .5mm flat end mill to allow for the detail Slowly, over many hours 5 broken bits Could not get the laser to cut, consistently and it didn’t seem that it would be much faster, anyway Camel is cut from 1/8th …

@rlrcstr Thank you for sharing this impressive work. Given that 5 bits were broken during the work, could you please tell me the work speed? Cheers Edwin

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A tip: When cutting out a part with a CNC cutter, you can leave a small part as an extra clamping tool to prevent the tool from hitting the model near the end of the work, which causes the CNC bits to be broken. [image]

I tested anywhere from 150 to about 225 mm/min. I don’t think it was the speed that was the issue. I was using a half millimeter diameter bit. Very fragile, to begin with. Then cutting out some detailed bits that were too small to accommodate tabs… I spent a lot of time watching the cut and clearing…

I made a camel thing

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Edwin April 1, 2021, 3:41am 3

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I made a camel thing

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