When cutting solid wood,should I have my tool direction clockwise or counterclockwise?
When cutting solid wood,should I have my tool direction clockwise or counterclockwise?
Depends on the tool but most will want to be turned clockwise when viewed from the top. I assume you are using a router or??? I think the router will only go one way?
Matt
Or do you mean material direction? climb or conventional cut direction?
Usually climb is preferred in hard wood to avoid shipping as the cutter leaves the material.
Al.
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I am using a CNC Machine and I mean which direction I should have the router head moving when cutting solid wood material,either clockwise or counter clockwise..