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  1. #1

    The wood is burning

    Hi -

    I am making my first cuts with my DIY router. For now using a dremel which will be replaced with a Hitachi router.

    Anyway -
    Using a pointed bit supposed to be good for wood. Practicing with the cuts on MDF. Sometimes the cuts are burnt and sometimes not. It is not consistant. What do I do to prevent the burned look??

    Thanks
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  2. #2
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    The burning is usually due to the bit standing in the same place too long.
    With a router I would say cut faster or slow the spindle down. Not sure about a dremel, should be the same but too fast and you may break the bit.
    Paul

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    :cough: Dremel is a toy :cough: Oops did I type that out loud! Put the big bad boy on there and do some serious harm to that wood product...in a good way of course Anyone else notice the linkmotion ad? well in my next life she will be my wife...thank you and goodnight
    Keith

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