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darren m harvey
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by darren m harvey » Tue, Jul 26 2011, 8:20PM
has anybody ever cut kerfcore on their router. if so how did you hold it down, what bit, feed/ speed rate. thanks for your help Darren
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by Josh Rayburn » Wed, Jul 27 2011, 6:34AM
Hi Darren,
Yes, it must be cut with the smooth face down so it holds down to the table, and I used standard MDF tooling. Nothing else special.
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by darren m harvey » Wed, Jul 27 2011, 6:48AM
thanks Josh for the reply. when you say MDF tooling what tool is this. we were using a 3/8 compression bit. thanks again, Darren
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by Josh Rayburn » Wed, Jul 27 2011, 6:58AM
Compression spiral for outlines and whatever other tools you need for dadoes, etc. Or if you are having hold-down issues, you can use a down cutter to outline but that pushes all the dust down into the wasteboard and does not extract well, so I will use a compression spiral as often as possible.
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darren m harvey
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by darren m harvey » Wed, Jul 27 2011, 12:33PM
hold is another issue but we are thinking spraying laquar on the back to hopefully for a better hold down. thanks again for all you help, Darren