I’ll preface this with the fact I know my calibration is out of whack - I deliberately did just a 3x3 and used the values to see what would happen even though I knew it was out a little.
But still, for me it’s very exciting - i’ve done a bunch of woodwork / 3D printing etc, but this is my first foray into CNC - and being able to cut something like this is awesome - hexagons are just a massive pain to do generally.
HA! That’s cool…the first thing I cut with my M4 was a hexagon for my bestagon (wife). It’s become a little inside joke between the two of us ever since we watched the bestagon video. Cheers!
How many sides does a bestagon have? That question might be best left in answered.
That looks great. I imagine the bit marks are from the plunge, are you noticing that on all your cuts? Perhaps there is room for improvement in the code for tension during plunging.
Still awaiting on the woodshop to get the materials so we can build the frame. I’m excited to get ours going.
