Let’s see the difference between two V Bits. Oak Wood, motif size is 2.5" square.
Before and After.
Hmmm. Perhaps you could cut the same pattern at the same depth of cut? I can’t appreciate the difference. What are you seeing?
They’re same size, can’t you see the difference on sharp cut edges. I use to run same tool path twice to get a little better edges before. Second pattern came this clean at once.
I corrected Earwigger, here is same pattern. 
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Here is a nice size selection of the same type bits available in the US
http://www.ebay.com/itm/10pcs-Titanium-Coat-Carbide-1-5mm-3-175mm-End-Mill-Engraving-Bits-CNC-Rotary-/391121412368?hash=item5b10a72110
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Did some one said LONG bit…
Here is what I’ve got. I wasn’t even expecting this long 1/8" bit.
Hi Alan
i bought v cut 90 1/2 inch , for my cnc, vcarve, my collet was 1/8, can i upgrate to 1/2 inch, where i found 1/2 inch collet.
What kind of Spindle you have?
You can not upgrade to 1/2". Up to 1/4 for both Dewalt and 24V stock spindle.
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spindle 24v
1/8 bit only
I bought 1/4 inch*1/4inch 4 flutes straight shank, is this collet 4.5 mm ER11-A fit ?
A 4.5 mm collet equals a .177 inch shank size. A quarter inch shank is .25 inches so that collet is only about .073 inches (1.85mm) to small.
You will need a .25 inch collet for a .25 inch bit (with a .25 inch shank) It should be easy to find a .25 inch ER11 collet.
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i see in inventable partlist 1/4 inch collet, is it ok? 5.84$
Yes that’s the one you need. Buy it quick.
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what is the maximum size I can use with tis collet?
Any size bit with 1/4" shank. It says 1/4" colette isn’t it.
yes ER11-A Collet 1/4 inch
can you send to a link to this collet to buy it.
Are you kitting me, you told Inventables selling it. Go back to parts, buy it.