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The information there seems to dismiss a lot of the dust considerations with regard to cncing standard (aluminum, wood, plastic) materials. Other sources online
by HWR_14 4y ago
The information there seems to dismiss a lot of the dust considerations with regard to cncing standard (aluminum, wood, plastic) materials. Other sources online have been pretty scary. Does anyone have any experience or knowledge?
- mmaunder 4y agoMost CNC machines come with a vacuum attachment which I recommend using. If your feeds and speeds are correct your making chips, not dust.
- HWR_14 4y agoThanks. If the CNC machine does not have a vacuum attachment (if it's just a small hobbyist machine) are there best practices? And if it does, is a simple shopvac sufficient or should I be looking at HEPA filters?
- mmaunder 4y agoI'm sure googling this will help you out. Mine only have vacuum attachments and filters.