Drats,
Looking at the nose rib tools I had started to notice something not looking right last night. Turns out the tool path on the full rib was set wrong resulting in wall art.
I started to notice the error during cleanup last night but that was not the time to figure the issue out. The tool path can be selected for inside or outside a line and with a 1/4 cutting bit this makes quite a difference.
At this time the router setup and operations are hosted by a new member of the EAA chapter I run, I am in training for this tool such that I am not "set free" yet. I might have caught this error had I sat down and reviewed the cut path before we hit the start button.
Oh well, I sure prefer scrapping parts that all the time was in the drawing and not in the cutting and finishing of tooling as was done in years past. I do hope there is some room on the 4X8 sheet of OSB to fit new parts once the tailfeathers are ready to cut.
Looking at the nose rib tools I had started to notice something not looking right last night. Turns out the tool path on the full rib was set wrong resulting in wall art.
I started to notice the error during cleanup last night but that was not the time to figure the issue out. The tool path can be selected for inside or outside a line and with a 1/4 cutting bit this makes quite a difference.
At this time the router setup and operations are hosted by a new member of the EAA chapter I run, I am in training for this tool such that I am not "set free" yet. I might have caught this error had I sat down and reviewed the cut path before we hit the start button.
Oh well, I sure prefer scrapping parts that all the time was in the drawing and not in the cutting and finishing of tooling as was done in years past. I do hope there is some room on the 4X8 sheet of OSB to fit new parts once the tailfeathers are ready to cut.