so it is usually very consistent in how it cuts but i notice when i make circles or any shape really the top layer sometimes goes off track a bit and takes a bit extra which is visible by there not being extra taken on later cuts, i was wondering why it will consistently cut some corners some times on the top layers or other layers
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Interesting! Do you think it could be related to where the bit first plunges into the wood?
I’ve been using ramp down recently and I’ve really been liking the effect there where there isn’t a visible mark where the bit entered the wood
all i use is ramp, usually where it ramps in prefers to be a flat area so i try to move my entry to a flat area of entry, and when I’m not doing a through cut with no tabs and or for v cuts i move it into waste material area to keep it from making weird spots where it enters, i suspect it may be because it was tilting off the material after the first cut distorting some other cuts approx 1/4 away but it could also just be jerking itself across the top edges sometimes for some reason, could also be that i was out of what it would consider the accurate available cutting area because i was at the very bottom of my frame cutting, but i have noticed it cutting corners on other cuts so i really don’t know what exactly could be causing it, i run it at 40 in movement 20 in plunge