I'm getting some fuzziness in the middle of the ply's when cutting plywood. lt looks to be right around where the up and down flutes on the compression bit meet. Any tips for getting rid of it for less sanding. I was using a .25" Whiteside compression bit, cutting 1/2" Russian birch at about 150ipm in 2 passes, climb cut, vectric aspire.
Typically its not a big issue and I just quickly sand it off. However I did some cutting of negative letters and it was much more unpleasant getting in there with some small files and cleaning it up. I would like to avoid this in the future as much as possible.
I was wondering if anyone has some toolpath tips for the cleanest cuts in plywood. I was thinking of trying to do a separate last pass. Not sure if I should do conventional first then reverse for the last pass or climb cut first and finish with conventional. Thats what Im thinking of experimenting with next time but was hoping for a good starting point.
Typically its not a big issue and I just quickly sand it off. However I did some cutting of negative letters and it was much more unpleasant getting in there with some small files and cleaning it up. I would like to avoid this in the future as much as possible.
I was wondering if anyone has some toolpath tips for the cleanest cuts in plywood. I was thinking of trying to do a separate last pass. Not sure if I should do conventional first then reverse for the last pass or climb cut first and finish with conventional. Thats what Im thinking of experimenting with next time but was hoping for a good starting point.