Cutting Acrylic with Ease

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RPM: 18,000
Feed Rate: 60ipm
Plunge Rate: 60ipm
Depth Per Pass: .125"

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RPM: 18, 000
Feed Rate: 60ipm
Plunge Rate: 60ipm
Depth Per Pass: .125"

ToolsToday

The self cleaning part is so satisfying

dutmala

How is the up-cutter removing the burrs possible? Is it because the softare plays some magic on the routing path?

xfgwfon

Yep, that's the bit I normally use for acrylic. It's a great bit. It cuts very clean. High feeds and speeds are key (the ones listed in the description are similar to what I use).

joshuabray

Is this extruded acrylic? Cast acrylic can handle higher temps, and doesn't have the problem of chips melting back to the material. The chips eject nicely. (You can tell the two appart by the protective layer you peel off. Cast is a brown paper layer. Extruded is a thin, often blue, plastic layer.)

CabooseLoL

What feed and speed are you using? loving the tools, thnx

adrianjarrinparedes

А чего вылет фрезы такой большой? Или в шпинделе идеальные подшипники, а обрабатываемый материал идеально изотропен?

egornondestructive

I'm trying to find out how to do this. I always have issues with melting plastic binding to the bit and ruining the part. I've used multiple bits such as this one (single flute 3.175mm upcut and other types and sizes too) same result.. Cutting at 300mm/m feed, 100mm/m plunge and 0.5mm DOC. Any advice?

masso