First off would be making sure you have a very accurate machine and a good setup, and also a spindle with very little runout. You need to hold your boards dead flat, and you'll need to have control over your cut depth to within a thou. Precision engraving where the negative space matters is pretty brutal. Precisebits (precisebits.com) sells the best quality micro endmills and engraving tools I know of, and I've looked pretty long and hard as I go through a few thousand dollars of them a year. Harvey Tool also makes nice stuff, and more specialized micro mills than anyone else I know of. -Bob Garrish (I own and run a CNC machine shop, mainly doing small and high precision parts) [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Recommended router bits for 12 mil job
2012-05-21 by Bob Garrish