CNC tool operation instructions

  1. Tool Selection Our brand’s tools are designed for professional users, with different tools created for different materials. They are mainly divided into five categories: particle board, MDF, solid wood, acrylic, and artificial stone. Professional users must select the appropriate tool according to the material to achieve the best cutting performance and durability, and to avoid tool breakage caused by excessive pressure. All tools are designed to rotate clockwise.
  2. Balance Testing Every tool undergoes balance testing upon completion to ensure there is no runout. To further guarantee stability during use, please pay attention to selecting high-quality equipment and collets.
  3. Collet Requirements Always use a collet of the correct size. If the collet is found to be out-of-round or worn, it will fail to properly clamp the tool. Replace immediately with a standard collet to avoid dangerous situations such as vibration, tool ejection, or breakage during high-speed rotation.
  4. Tool Shank Installation must comply with EU regulations. For example, a shank diameter of 12.7 mm must be clamped to a depth of 24 mm to ensure the tool shank can withstand the required pressure.
  5. Speed Settings For tools with larger diameters, set the spindle speed according to the speed chart. Feed the tool forward slowly and maintain a uniform feed rate. Do not stop feeding during cutting, as this may damage the tool or workpiece. Suggested router speeds Bit Diameter Maximum Speed1” (25mm)24,000 RPM1-1/4" - 2” (30 - 50mm)18,000 RPM2-1/4” - 2-1/2” (55 - 65mm)16,000 RPM3” - 3-1/2” (75 - 90mm)12,000 RPM
  6. Tool Replacement When a tool becomes dull, replace it with a new one immediately. Do not continue using a worn tool, as this may cause tool breakage and workplace accidents.
  7. Blade Length Selection Always select a cutting edge length greater than the workpiece depth. For example, to mill a groove with a depth of 12.7 mm, choose a tool with a cutting edge length of 25.4 mm.Avoid using tools with cutting edge lengths equal to or less than the workpiece depth.
  8. Safety Precautions During Operation Operators must wear safety glasses and use safety push handles. When using tabletop machines, also install anti-kickback devices to prevent the workpiece from rebounding during high-speed cutting and causing accidents.