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How were you able to round the edges like you did in the picture? Which end mill did you use for it?
Jeffrey Zinger · July 13, 2015
Used a router table. You could mill it with a ball nose using meshcam to generate the gcode though.
Frank Wiebenga · July 19, 2015
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