Cut into Multicam soil board, patch still drying

Woodshop MultiCam SIG
#1

Hi, just wanted let yall know I messed up a cut path on the multicam so I ended up plunging about a half inch or so into the spoil board with a 3/8 inch endmill.

I patched it but there is a lot in there so it will take a while to dry. It also bowed in a bit since it first applied it, so a second coat might be in order.

I’ll be back at 10am ish to finish up the repair, so in the mean time avoid section 4.

Thanks
Adrian

@Team_Multicam

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#2

Thanks for addressing it and following up.

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#3

Out of curiosity, was it

  • a bad design file
  • a slipped collet/bit
  • a bad material/bed-height registration
  • or something else

to blame?

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#4

I literally just forgot to set max depth. The toolpath before used a .5in vbit. Those obviously have very different lengths. So a mistake that might have done a bit damage turned into something deep.

Sorry : /

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#5

What kind of glue did you use to patch it & is there any at the space

#6

Repairs are supposed to be done with Durham’s Water Putty. There is supposed to be a can somewhere around the Multicam.

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#7

I used the Durhams, it looks more yellow than usual because it’s not a thin layer like all the other cuts.

#8

Where do we buy our bits from?

#9


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#10

@Kevin @Brian
Here’s where the majority of our Multicam mils come from:

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