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    how to cut both side melamine chipboard without chipping

    please give me some suggestion to cut the chipboard without chipping.

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    Clamping a sacrificial piece of wood to the blowout side of the cut usually helps. Are you cutting with a table/circular saw or a router bit?

    -Matt

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    im cutting with cnc router- 400.00 rpm_/feed rate ratio 7.0. i has used many type of 6mm bit such as single flute, double flute, 4 flute but all my bit was burn when i cut 2-3 pcs double side melamine chipboard 4'x8'.

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    you can get cutters made for what you need they up, down cut spiral bits.
    http://danielscnc.webs.com/

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    Is that a speed of 400 or 4000rpm? Either way, it's too low.
    Try it at a much higher speed i.e. 18000rpm
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    Gerry

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    I have trying 20000, 30000 and 40000 rpm for spindle speed.10000 mm/min for feed rate and 4000 for plunge rate but it make me like ****

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    get one off the cutters ger21 says to use run about 18000 rpm i have used these cutters they work fine the cut was made at 1500mm/sec 18000 rpm
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    alright dude... i'll try it. my bit just delivered from Australia 6mm Z2 compression spiral bit. hehehe

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    I'd use a 10-12mm bit, rather than 6mm.
    Gerry

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