Hi,
On my A360 (www.accuratecnc.com), I'm using feed rate 40 in/m at @60000. May be
in your case (@5400) you have to reduce it up to 4 in/m !
Regards
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To:
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Subject: [Homebrew_PCBs] PCB drilling speed and feed rates
I just finished up my CNC quill drive conversion my Bridgeport and would
like to use it to drill boards. I have not found a reference to what
speeds and feeds to use for drilling.
I am looking for the surface feet per minute and feed per turn numbers
for small carbide drills in FR-4. My 5400 RPM maximum going to be
well below the 30,000 to 60,000 RPM used by a real PCB drilling spindle
but it should still work fine if I use the correct feed rate.
Anyone got a reference for these parameters.
BP Quill Drive
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