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I just made a simple cutting board on easel. All my setting were correct. Board was .75 thick. I put it .73(just in case) I simulated cut and said 1 hour and 35 mins. I even switched my bit to .25. Thank god I was standing near. Cut only took 50 mins and used all recommendations for cutting soft maple.
Is the estimated time off that much for everyone?? I’ve done this multiple times before and my usual cuts were about 50 mins
It takes forever. Just change your Depth Per Pass number to half of the bit size. That is thumb of rule. Let say you’re using 0.25" bit, Depth per pass could be 0.125 at the first projects. When you master and make your machine rigid enough, you can increase your speed and depth slightly.
I cut Plywood with 0.25" bit on rate of .25" depth, 100 Ipm. Router speed 3.
Did you import an SVG into Easel?
Your SVG probably has two outlines too it.
Easel might be cutting it out “twice”.
Maybe zoom in on Easel?
Do you mind sharing your Easel project?
If you are patient enough, you can even use Easel to select a point, and delete it. Generally, Easel will automatically select the next node on the path, so keep pressing delete and you can probably delete the extra path without having to re-import.
Update - I just did that - took 30 seconds!
Now there is just one path for Easel to follow!