If acrylic is melting, PVC is leaving a rough edge or plastic chips keep sticking to the cutter, do not blame the CNC router first. Check the bit.Plastic machining is highly sensitive to cutter geometry and chip evacuation.A router bit that works well in wood may create too much heat in acrylic. A t
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“How much is your CNC router?” sounds like a simple question. In most cases, it is not.Two customers may both ask for a 1325 CNC router and still need very different machines.One cuts 18 mm MDF cabinet panels all day. Another cuts acrylic signs. A third needs aluminum profiles, while another wants a
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A vacuum table can hold a full sheet perfectly—and still lose the small parts cut from it.That is because the holding condition changes as the job progresses.At the beginning, the CNC may be holding one large sheet with plenty of surface area. After dozens of profiles are cut, that same sheet has be
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