I have a question on what type of bit needed to achieve a clean cut for letters from thin birch stock?
Thanks
Bernie
For thin stock you’d probably want a downcut bit, but one whose diameter matches up with the internal radii of the letters you’re cutting.
Another option is to do a V carve around the perimeter — this will cut all the way into small details and result in a beveled letter
Or, combine both styles of cutting — some information which could be adapted here: Adding geometry to cut as a pocket with a finishing pass
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