Hi Joe
The smallest bit is a ball point , like the name it comes to a sharp ball point.
see link below
http://www.precisebits.com/products/...rch=fromSearch
You can also use a 1/8" bit but it's main job is to cut the board to size after the carving is done.
But you can use just about any bit you want in the machine 1/4" and 1/2" shank bits.
It's real hard to use you own hand writing unless you have a computer pen setup, but if you do can copy and paste it in.
You can buy them on eBay (pen setup and they use the USB port) it's just a pad that you can draw or write on.
But you need to software as well.
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Originally Posted by Joe Lyddon That's really nice & flexible... but, in this case, I wanted the word "Tyler" to be in my own hand-drawing... 
Thank you for the lesson though... What is your finest (smallest) bit that you would use for lettering? |