CNC Bits For Beginners / Upcut Vs. DownCut Vs. Compression Vs. Ball Nose End Mills!

Today we'll be looking at CNC Bits for Beginners.
We'll be looking 4 different types of CNC router bits also known as End Mills or Spiral Router Bits:
- The Upcut Router Bit
- The Downcut Router Bit
- The Compression Router Bit
- The Ball Nose End Mill
These router bits are usually the first you'll encounter when starting CNC Woodworking.
Get the bits here: bit.ly/35MVBMo
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[@MakeTechCreate]

Check out my latest CNC Bit Video - Uncommon CNC Bits you Should Have: czcams.com/video/NtGANCLLK5I/video.html

[@darrelllynds1953]

Best beginner bit descriptions so far. Thank You.

[@stevelitt]

I just got my first hobby CNC (Shapeoko 4 XL) and found this extremely helpful! Thank you!

[@MakeTechCreate]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.

[@csldc]

Great video. Thanks!

[@MakeTechCreate]

You're welcome!

[@gavin5861]

Another point for the downcut endmills, they are great when working with thin materials as they'll push the material into the table instead of lifting it and producing chatter

[@MakeTechCreate]

That's actually a great point!

[@garageworker]

Holy moly, what a great video! Thank you.

[@MakeTechCreate]

Thank you 😊

[@knecht105]

Good demo, very well explained and demonstrated

[@MakeTechCreate]

Glad you liked it! Thanks, Colin!

[@stcreativ9090]

nice video! thank you very much pal :)

[@MakeTechCreate]

Happy to help

[@SKTWoodDesign]

Well explained Thank u

[@WoodArtVlogs]

Wow mate amazing bits

[@MakeTechCreate]

Thanks for watching!

[@TheESS1]

6:41 In the video of the the ball end mill in action, the chip evacuation looked to me a bit like a downcut mill? .. 🤔

[@samiyashaikh]

Very nice video excellent 👌🙏🏻👍🏼

[@MakeTechCreate]

Thanks a lot!

[@mezalick]

Very Good Video

[@MakeTechCreate]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for Watching.

[@sergiozarate7846]

great info thanks. do you have any information about finding the right position for the work xy-0

[@MakeTechCreate]

If you want consistent centering, the best method to use a probe. Eyeballing center can be difficult.

[@fayz44awad]

thanks

[@MakeTechCreate]

You're welcome!

[@Vastfill]

Did you have to use some type of adaptor for the 1/16 since it's so small?

[@MakeTechCreate]

It's a 1/8" shaft with the cutting tip being 1/16". So, you just need a 1/8 collet for most of these smaller bits.

[@Vastfill]

@@MakeTechCreate Oh! That would make a lot of sense. I'm new to CNC and bought a 1/16 and was trying to find a 1/16 collet adaptor, LOL. Also is shank the same as shalf? I bought an Amana 1/16 and the description says 1/8" shank

[@Berghiker]

I want to make accurate PCB's with perfect aligning holes. Not sure if an end ball mill or flat end mill is better for drilling 0.8mm holes.

[@MakeTechCreate]

Flat end mills are typically used for hole. Just got slow with a but that small. Thanks for watching.

[@Berghiker]

@@MakeTechCreate Ok. Ty.

[@chrislancaster1982]

What about vbit?

[@MakeTechCreate]

I did a whole seperate video on vbits here: czcams.com/video/WspMNiNYQ6c/video.html
Thanks for watching!

[@romeliapolly4171]

Woodprix has a lot of plans to choose from.