Text on Text

This is the place to post images of work produced using Aspire
Post Reply
mchurchf
Posts: 25
Joined: Wed Jun 17, 2015 2:16 am
Model of CNC Machine: shark3d

Text on Text

Post by mchurchf »

This is my first attempt with a text on text using aspire 3D.

Issues:

1. I set the depth of the cut to be .5" but it cut about .75". I used a touch plate to set the Z. It was a .75" board and when I held it up to the sun I could almost see through it. I put a .25 ply backboard on it so it helped

2. The cuts around the letters were rough and showed tool marks. I used poplar so I'm not surprised about the sanding needed but not sure about the tool marks which I couldn't sand.

I used a .25 endmill for the rough cut and a .125 ball nose for the finish with a step over of 8%.

Any suggestions?
Attachments
IMG_1481.jpg

M Queen
Vectric Apprentice
Posts: 86
Joined: Tue Jul 29, 2014 9:25 pm
Model of CNC Machine: WinCNC Hybrid
Location: Buckhannon, WV, USA
Contact:

Re: Text on Text

Post by M Queen »

Here is how I handle text on top of text:
Here is how it works:
Mike Queen
Microsystems World CNC (WinCNC)
https://www.youtube.com/user/cncMike304

User avatar
mtylerfl
Vectric Archimage
Posts: 5886
Joined: Thu Jan 29, 2009 3:54 am
Model of CNC Machine: -CarveWright CNC -ShopBot Buddy PRSAlpha
Location: Brunswick, GA

Re: Text on Text

Post by mtylerfl »

Looks good.

Check your material Set Up to see if you accidentally had a .25" gap set down from the top surface of the material. If so, that could be one reason why the cut was made too deep.
Michael Tyler

facebook.com/carvebuddy

-CarveWright CNC
-ShopBot Buddy PRSAlpha CNC

Post Reply