yeah i didnt delete them either and it would be a 16th bit for a hole that size
The file you loaded for me i can make it work, but i just dont want the board that big and i cant seem to shrink it down and have the lines of the board work nowÉ
Here’s how I set up this file:
Select the line geometry and group it and assign a toolpath:
Select the circles, group them, and assign a toolpath:
and it previews as:
Attached.
cribbageboard.c2d (2.0 MB)
Ok thanks alot, So the size is a 8x24 board and i shrank it to a 5x15 board should i change what bit im using for each tool path given the smaller size
Also is there a way to find out or change the size of the lines? I noticed when doing a couple projects it doesnt always show up
As noted above, you will need an endmill smaller than the circle drawn in above.
The lines will be cut using a V endmill cutting as deeply as the angle for the V endmill requires (2xsquare of the width for a 60 degree I think is the math) — send us a screen grab showing the disappearing lines and we’ll try to look into it.
Im ordering a 1/16th end mill bit set from 20PCS 0.6-3.175mm CNC Router Bit Set 1/8inch Shank, Nano Blue Coat Carbide End Mill Engraving Bits Rotary Burrs Set Tool for PCB Mould Plastic Fiber Carbon Fiber Hardwood: Amazon.ca: Industrial & Scientific
Im also ordering RUHI TC2010,“V” 20 degree wood plastic engraving bit 3/5"x2", shank 1/4": Amazon.ca: Industrial & Scientific
These bits should be good for doing fine detail work like what the crib board needs,
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