Educate me on your drill bits.
I've read the nice write-up on MillPCBs.
A 45 degree bit - at .002 inches of depth cuts a path about .002 inches wide.
If you were looking for a .020 isolation width - that would require more than 10 tool paths per trace (some overlap required).
How wide do you normally look for isolation?
I was of the belief that most people used endmills because that is what I saw in several youtube flicks on milling PCBs.
Also on the pcb-gcode forum, several people were asking about running with different size tools ... I assumed endmills since the the bits on your site are pretty much all the same width - changes slightly with tool angle and milling depth.