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FreeCAD

2026-04-10T22:41:08Z

Billy: /* What is FreeCAD */

== What is FreeCAD ==
FreeCAD is the preferred FOSS (Free and Open-Source Software) used at Knox Makers for CAD (Computer Aided Design) and CAM (Computer Aided Manufacturing). While you are always free to use other platforms you'll find that some of our devices are setup to integrate specifically with FreeCAD using add-ons & packages that have been designed in house to work with our devices. Additionally, peer support from other members will normally be easier to find if you are using FreeCAD versus other alternatives.

=== Installation ===
As of March 31, 2026 the preferred version of FreeCAD to run will be the latest version found here - [https://github.com/Connor9220/FreeCAD/releases/latest https://github.com/Connor9220/FreeCAD/releases/latest]. This version is preferred because it includes support options for our CNC, NibblerBOT, that aren't available in other versions. FreeCAD is available to run on many platforms including LINUX, Windows, and MacOS. You can find and download the appropriate version of FreeCAD for your OS here - https://github.com/Connor9220/FreeCAD/releases/latest

===== The installation of Unsigned Applications may require additional steps. =====

* MacOS installation note: You may need to run <code>xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/FreeCAD.app</code> before MacOS will let you launch FreeCAD.
* Windows - various methods for Installing Unsigned Applications:
** Change App Installation Sources (Windows 10/11): Go to Settings > Apps > Advanced App Settings (or "Apps & features") and change "Choose where to get apps" to Anywhere.
** Enable Developer Mode: Navigate to Settings > Privacy & Security > For developers and enable Developer Mode to allow installation of apps from any source.
** Use PowerShell for MSIX/Appx Packages: Run an elevated PowerShell and use Add-AppPackage -AllowUnsigned "C:\Path\To\App.msix" to install packages without a valid signature.

=== Learning The Software ===

==== CAD ====
For learning CAD a suggested resource is the [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWuyJLVUNtc3UYXXfSglVpfWdX31F-e5S Basic Beginners FreeCAD v1 (Public) by MangoJelly Solutions]. This video series is current, specific to the updated interface that comes along with FreeCAD 1.x, and many members have expressed that it has been very helpful in their understanding and implementation of the software. It is suggested that you work through the lessons in a linear fashion regardless of your experience with FreeCAD. The early lessons in particular deal with setting up the interface and workbenches so that that mirror the instructor's layout which makes following along in your own copy of FreeCAD much easier. Additionally, this video series utilizes a building block approach where previously introduced tools and strategies are implements in later lessons. Going through in order will make reproducing the designs shown in the videos much easier to implement as they get more complex.

For those looking for written documentation, the [https://wiki.freecad.org/index.php FreeCAD Wiki] is probably the most comprehensive resource and is intended for screen consumption. Most new users will likely want to start in the [https://wiki.freecad.org/User_hub Users hub] and progress from there. If you prefer a more linear, printer friendly version you can try [https://wiki.freecad.org/Manual:Introduction ‘The Manual’] which contains the same information but formatted more like a book.

==== CAM ====
Learning CAM operations is a bit of a different animal. You’re going from creating virtual objects in the computer to actually manifesting these designs in the real world. The complexity increases significantly and there isn’t a ‘one stop’ solution to learning this process. Machines vary, materials vary, designs vary… and all of these affect each other in a dynamic fashion making CAM part process, part art. Because of this I’m not aware of a CAM video resource as comprehensive as the CAD videos by Mango Jelly linked above.

Having said that, one resource for the basics of CAM are the videos by Open Source CNC. The [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaUEbWaf2rhQ4FMos6_Mb6quRoWz4XTGN FreeCAD CAM 1.1 - Complete CNC] video series is a work in progress but are relevant to how to do CAM in the latest stable release of FreeCAD. Not a specific playlist but if you look through his other videos you’ll find additional titles related to FreeCAD that may be beneficial.

For our CNC specifically, once you have a grasp of the basics of CAM and have completed the 101 authorization course, working 1-on-1 with a NibblerBOT guide (someone authorized to run the CNC solo) on your first couple of projects is the suggested method of gaining basic CAM proficiency on NibblerBOT.

=== NibblerBOT ===
Configuration changes to FreeCAD necessary for it to work properly with NibblerBOT are accomplished through the installation of the '''KM-FreeCAD Addon'''. Once installed it will provide the ability to directly send your Post Process to our CNC, templates for quick setup of jobs, enable certain experimental features, and most importantly it integrates the NibblerBOT tool library with FreeCAD so it is always current and the tools are available for direct selection from within your jobs.

If you have never had a version of FreeCAD earlier than 1.1.x installed on your computer you should be able to follow these steps to install the KM-FreeCAD Addon.

# Add the custom KM-FreeCAD repository:[[File:GitHub Custom Repository.png|150x150px|thumb|Click to Enlarge]]
#* Navigate to Preferences by selecting Edit -> Preferences from the menu.
#* Select Addon Manager from the left menu in Preferences.
#* Click on the '+' button.
#* In the resulting popup window enter '<nowiki>https://github.com/KnoxMakers/KM-FreeCAD'</nowiki> in the Repository URL and 'main' in the Branch fields.
#* Click on Apply, then OK to close the window.
# Go to the Addon Manager by selecting Tools -> Addon Manager from the menu.[[File:KM_FreeCAD.png|150x150px|thumb|Click to Enlarge]]
#* Make sure your filter is set to 'Any, Any' and then type KM in the search field. This should find the KM-FreeCAD Addon.
#* Select the KM-FreeCAD Addon and you should get a popup window with details on the Addon, click the Install button. Once installation is complete acknowledge the Success window that will pop up and Close the detail window.
#* FreeCAD will prompt to Restart, select Restart Now.
# Verify your installation
#* Once FreeCAD has restarted, go to the CAM workbench. [[File:CAM and Library.png|thumb|150x150px|Click to Enlarge]]
#** Verify you have the 3D Pocket, 3D Surface, and Waterline operations shown. It is fine that they are disabled, they will become enabled once you have an active Job.
#** From the CAM Workbench, select CAM from the top Menu, then Toolbit Library Manager.
#*** Verify you have a NibblerBOT library and available toolbits as shown on the right. ** This library is updated periodically, you are not looking for an exact match, just similar tooling.

The KM-FreeCAD Addon should now be installed and your Toolbit Library should now stay synced with the NibblerBOT physical tool library.

'''If you have ever had a version earlier than 1.1.x installed you should work with [https://talk.knoxmakers.org/knoxmakers/messages/@billy @Billy] on the initial installation of this Addon to ensure it has been configured properly.'''
==== Usage: ====
# Select the NibblerBOT post processor when exporting G-code.
# Use the provided job templates for quick setup.
# Tool definitions and shapes are available under the Tools directory.

FreeCAD

2026-04-05T19:22:09Z

Billy: /* Installation */

== What is FreeCAD ==
FreeCAD is the preferred FOSS (Free and Open-Source Software) used at Knox Makers for CAD (Computer Aided Design) and CAM (Computer Aided Manufacturing). While you are always free to use other platforms you'll find that some of our devices are setup to integrate specifically with FreeCAD using add-ons & packages that have been designed in house to work with our devices. Additionally, peer support from other members will normally be easier to find if you are using FreeCAD versus other alternatives.

=== Installation ===
As of March 31, 2026 the preferred version of FreeCAD to run will be the latest version found here - https://github.com/Connor9220/FreeCAD/releases. This version is preferred because it includes support options for our CNC, NibblerBOT, that aren't available in other versions. FreeCAD is available to run on many platforms including LINUX, Windows, and MacOS. You can find and download the appropriate version of FreeCAD for your OS here - https://github.com/Connor9220/FreeCAD/releases

===== The installation of Unsigned Applications may require additional steps. =====

* MacOS installation note: You may need to run <code>xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/FreeCAD.app</code> before MacOS will let you launch FreeCAD.
* Windows - various methods for Installing Unsigned Applications:
** Change App Installation Sources (Windows 10/11): Go to Settings > Apps > Advanced App Settings (or "Apps & features") and change "Choose where to get apps" to Anywhere.
** Enable Developer Mode: Navigate to Settings > Privacy & Security > For developers and enable Developer Mode to allow installation of apps from any source.
** Use PowerShell for MSIX/Appx Packages: Run an elevated PowerShell and use Add-AppPackage -AllowUnsigned "C:\Path\To\App.msix" to install packages without a valid signature.

=== Learning The Software ===

==== CAD ====
For learning CAD a suggested resource is the [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWuyJLVUNtc3UYXXfSglVpfWdX31F-e5S Basic Beginners FreeCAD v1 (Public) by MangoJelly Solutions]. This video series is current, specific to the updated interface that comes along with FreeCAD 1.x, and many members have expressed that it has been very helpful in their understanding and implementation of the software. It is suggested that you work through the lessons in a linear fashion regardless of your experience with FreeCAD. The early lessons in particular deal with setting up the interface and workbenches so that that mirror the instructor's layout which makes following along in your own copy of FreeCAD much easier. Additionally, this video series utilizes a building block approach where previously introduced tools and strategies are implements in later lessons. Going through in order will make reproducing the designs shown in the videos much easier to implement as they get more complex.

For those looking for written documentation, the [https://wiki.freecad.org/index.php FreeCAD Wiki] is probably the most comprehensive resource and is intended for screen consumption. Most new users will likely want to start in the [https://wiki.freecad.org/User_hub Users hub] and progress from there. If you prefer a more linear, printer friendly version you can try [https://wiki.freecad.org/Manual:Introduction ‘The Manual’] which contains the same information but formatted more like a book.

==== CAM ====
Learning CAM operations is a bit of a different animal. You’re going from creating virtual objects in the computer to actually manifesting these designs in the real world. The complexity increases significantly and there isn’t a ‘one stop’ solution to learning this process. Machines vary, materials vary, designs vary… and all of these affect each other in a dynamic fashion making CAM part process, part art. Because of this I’m not aware of a CAM video resource as comprehensive as the CAD videos by Mango Jelly linked above.

Having said that, one resource for the basics of CAM are the videos by Open Source CNC. The [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaUEbWaf2rhQ4FMos6_Mb6quRoWz4XTGN FreeCAD CAM 1.1 - Complete CNC] video series is a work in progress but are relevant to how to do CAM in the latest stable release of FreeCAD. Not a specific playlist but if you look through his other videos you’ll find additional titles related to FreeCAD that may be beneficial.

For our CNC specifically, once you have a grasp of the basics of CAM and have completed the 101 authorization course, working 1-on-1 with a NibblerBOT guide (someone authorized to run the CNC solo) on your first couple of projects is the suggested method of gaining basic CAM proficiency on NibblerBOT.

=== NibblerBOT ===
Configuration changes to FreeCAD necessary for it to work properly with NibblerBOT are accomplished through the installation of the '''KM-FreeCAD Addon'''. Once installed it will provide the ability to directly send your Post Process to our CNC, templates for quick setup of jobs, enable certain experimental features, and most importantly it integrates the NibblerBOT tool library with FreeCAD so it is always current and the tools are available for direct selection from within your jobs.

If you have never had a version of FreeCAD earlier than 1.1.x installed on your computer you should be able to follow these steps to install the KM-FreeCAD Addon.

# Add the custom KM-FreeCAD repository:[[File:GitHub Custom Repository.png|150x150px|thumb|Click to Enlarge]]
#* Navigate to Preferences by selecting Edit -> Preferences from the menu.
#* Select Addon Manager from the left menu in Preferences.
#* Click on the '+' button.
#* In the resulting popup window enter '<nowiki>https://github.com/KnoxMakers/KM-FreeCAD'</nowiki> in the Repository URL and 'main' in the Branch fields.
#* Click on Apply, then OK to close the window.
# Go to the Addon Manager by selecting Tools -> Addon Manager from the menu.[[File:KM_FreeCAD.png|150x150px|thumb|Click to Enlarge]]
#* Make sure your filter is set to 'Any, Any' and then type KM in the search field. This should find the KM-FreeCAD Addon.
#* Select the KM-FreeCAD Addon and you should get a popup window with details on the Addon, click the Install button. Once installation is complete acknowledge the Success window that will pop up and Close the detail window.
#* FreeCAD will prompt to Restart, select Restart Now.
# Verify your installation
#* Once FreeCAD has restarted, go to the CAM workbench. [[File:CAM and Library.png|thumb|150x150px|Click to Enlarge]]
#** Verify you have the 3D Pocket, 3D Surface, and Waterline operations shown. It is fine that they are disabled, they will become enabled once you have an active Job.
#** From the CAM Workbench, select CAM from the top Menu, then Toolbit Library Manager.
#*** Verify you have a NibblerBOT library and available toolbits as shown on the right. ** This library is updated periodically, you are not looking for an exact match, just similar tooling.

The KM-FreeCAD Addon should now be installed and your Toolbit Library should now stay synced with the NibblerBOT physical tool library.

'''If you have ever had a version earlier than 1.1.x installed you should work with [https://talk.knoxmakers.org/knoxmakers/messages/@billy @Billy] on the initial installation of this Addon to ensure it has been configured properly.'''
==== Usage: ====
# Select the NibblerBOT post processor when exporting G-code.
# Use the provided job templates for quick setup.
# Tool definitions and shapes are available under the Tools directory.

FreeCAD

2026-04-05T19:21:05Z

Billy: /* Installation */

== What is FreeCAD ==
FreeCAD is the preferred FOSS (Free and Open-Source Software) used at Knox Makers for CAD (Computer Aided Design) and CAM (Computer Aided Manufacturing). While you are always free to use other platforms you'll find that some of our devices are setup to integrate specifically with FreeCAD using add-ons & packages that have been designed in house to work with our devices. Additionally, peer support from other members will normally be easier to find if you are using FreeCAD versus other alternatives.

=== Installation ===
As of March 31, 2026 the preferred version of FreeCAD to run will be the latest version found here - https://github.com/Connor9220/FreeCAD/releases. This version is preferred because it includes support options for our CNC, NibblerBOT, that aren't available in other versions. FreeCAD is available to run on many platforms including LINUX, Windows, and MacOS. You can find and download the appropriate version of FreeCAD for your OS here - https://github.com/Connor9220/FreeCAD/releases

===== The installation of Unsigned Applications may require additional steps. =====

* MacOS installation note: You may need to run <code>xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/FreeCAD.app</code> before MacOS will let you launch FreeCAD. (HT: adam_williams)
* Windows - various methods for Installing Unsigned Applications:
** Change App Installation Sources (Windows 10/11): Go to Settings > Apps > Advanced App Settings (or "Apps & features") and change "Choose where to get apps" to Anywhere.
** Enable Developer Mode: Navigate to Settings > Privacy & Security > For developers and enable Developer Mode to allow installation of apps from any source.
** Use PowerShell for MSIX/Appx Packages: Run an elevated PowerShell and use Add-AppPackage -AllowUnsigned "C:\Path\To\App.msix" to install packages without a valid signature.

=== Learning The Software ===

==== CAD ====
For learning CAD a suggested resource is the [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWuyJLVUNtc3UYXXfSglVpfWdX31F-e5S Basic Beginners FreeCAD v1 (Public) by MangoJelly Solutions]. This video series is current, specific to the updated interface that comes along with FreeCAD 1.x, and many members have expressed that it has been very helpful in their understanding and implementation of the software. It is suggested that you work through the lessons in a linear fashion regardless of your experience with FreeCAD. The early lessons in particular deal with setting up the interface and workbenches so that that mirror the instructor's layout which makes following along in your own copy of FreeCAD much easier. Additionally, this video series utilizes a building block approach where previously introduced tools and strategies are implements in later lessons. Going through in order will make reproducing the designs shown in the videos much easier to implement as they get more complex.

For those looking for written documentation, the [https://wiki.freecad.org/index.php FreeCAD Wiki] is probably the most comprehensive resource and is intended for screen consumption. Most new users will likely want to start in the [https://wiki.freecad.org/User_hub Users hub] and progress from there. If you prefer a more linear, printer friendly version you can try [https://wiki.freecad.org/Manual:Introduction ‘The Manual’] which contains the same information but formatted more like a book.

==== CAM ====
Learning CAM operations is a bit of a different animal. You’re going from creating virtual objects in the computer to actually manifesting these designs in the real world. The complexity increases significantly and there isn’t a ‘one stop’ solution to learning this process. Machines vary, materials vary, designs vary… and all of these affect each other in a dynamic fashion making CAM part process, part art. Because of this I’m not aware of a CAM video resource as comprehensive as the CAD videos by Mango Jelly linked above.

Having said that, one resource for the basics of CAM are the videos by Open Source CNC. The [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaUEbWaf2rhQ4FMos6_Mb6quRoWz4XTGN FreeCAD CAM 1.1 - Complete CNC] video series is a work in progress but are relevant to how to do CAM in the latest stable release of FreeCAD. Not a specific playlist but if you look through his other videos you’ll find additional titles related to FreeCAD that may be beneficial.

For our CNC specifically, once you have a grasp of the basics of CAM and have completed the 101 authorization course, working 1-on-1 with a NibblerBOT guide (someone authorized to run the CNC solo) on your first couple of projects is the suggested method of gaining basic CAM proficiency on NibblerBOT.

=== NibblerBOT ===
Configuration changes to FreeCAD necessary for it to work properly with NibblerBOT are accomplished through the installation of the '''KM-FreeCAD Addon'''. Once installed it will provide the ability to directly send your Post Process to our CNC, templates for quick setup of jobs, enable certain experimental features, and most importantly it integrates the NibblerBOT tool library with FreeCAD so it is always current and the tools are available for direct selection from within your jobs.

If you have never had a version of FreeCAD earlier than 1.1.x installed on your computer you should be able to follow these steps to install the KM-FreeCAD Addon.

# Add the custom KM-FreeCAD repository:[[File:GitHub Custom Repository.png|150x150px|thumb|Click to Enlarge]]
#* Navigate to Preferences by selecting Edit -> Preferences from the menu.
#* Select Addon Manager from the left menu in Preferences.
#* Click on the '+' button.
#* In the resulting popup window enter '<nowiki>https://github.com/KnoxMakers/KM-FreeCAD'</nowiki> in the Repository URL and 'main' in the Branch fields.
#* Click on Apply, then OK to close the window.
# Go to the Addon Manager by selecting Tools -> Addon Manager from the menu.[[File:KM_FreeCAD.png|150x150px|thumb|Click to Enlarge]]
#* Make sure your filter is set to 'Any, Any' and then type KM in the search field. This should find the KM-FreeCAD Addon.
#* Select the KM-FreeCAD Addon and you should get a popup window with details on the Addon, click the Install button. Once installation is complete acknowledge the Success window that will pop up and Close the detail window.
#* FreeCAD will prompt to Restart, select Restart Now.
# Verify your installation
#* Once FreeCAD has restarted, go to the CAM workbench. [[File:CAM and Library.png|thumb|150x150px|Click to Enlarge]]
#** Verify you have the 3D Pocket, 3D Surface, and Waterline operations shown. It is fine that they are disabled, they will become enabled once you have an active Job.
#** From the CAM Workbench, select CAM from the top Menu, then Toolbit Library Manager.
#*** Verify you have a NibblerBOT library and available toolbits as shown on the right. ** This library is updated periodically, you are not looking for an exact match, just similar tooling.

The KM-FreeCAD Addon should now be installed and your Toolbit Library should now stay synced with the NibblerBOT physical tool library.

'''If you have ever had a version earlier than 1.1.x installed you should work with [https://talk.knoxmakers.org/knoxmakers/messages/@billy @Billy] on the initial installation of this Addon to ensure it has been configured properly.'''
==== Usage: ====
# Select the NibblerBOT post processor when exporting G-code.
# Use the provided job templates for quick setup.
# Tool definitions and shapes are available under the Tools directory.

Main Page

2025-07-29T00:38:40Z

Billy: /* Functional Areas */ Added Leatherworking, Locksmithing, & Jewelry

__NOTOC__
'''Welcome to the Knox Makers Wiki!'''

''Write Access to this wiki is limited to members.''

=About Knox Makers=

Here is a [[Space History| history of Knox Makers ]]

Link to [[ Tool Docuentation | Tool Documentation and Manual pdfs ]]

List of tools that need [[ Authorization ]] classes

==Members==

[[Membership Rules]] - Here is a place to find the rules that our members are expected to follow.

[[How to Become a Member]] - An overview of the process.

==Functional Areas==
Knox Makers has several distinct areas in our workshop, and each area has an area leader known as a [https://knoxmakers.org/wiki/czar Czar] (or Czarina). The areas and their respective Czars/Czarinas are:
*Hospitality - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/jerry Jerry]
*[[3D Printing]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/david.rusbarsky/ Rhubarb]
*Arts & Crafts - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/sean/ Sean]
*[[Electronics]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/ray/ Ray]
*[[Fiber Arts]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/joslin/ Sue]
**Leatherworking
*[[Woodworking]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/brian-greenh0e/ Brian]
*[[Machining]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/billy/ Billy]
**Locksmithing
**Jewelry
*[[Metalworking]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/joehall31415/ Joe]
*[[Lasercutting]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/jondale Jondale]
*[[Blacksmithing]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/andrewm/ Andrew]
**[[Foundry]] (sub-zone of Blacksmithing) - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/andrewm/ Andrew]
*Safety and First Aid - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/tonybaker/ Tony]
*Classroom (including A/V systems, administrative storage and server rack) - [https://knoxmakers.org/board-of-directors/ Board of Directors]
*Rental Bays (including work bays, pallet racks, and long goods storage) - [https://knoxmakers.org/board-of-directors/ Board of Directors]

==Corporate==
[[Vision]] - Our Vision Statement, Mission Statement, and Core Values

[[Board of Directors]] - A list of our current directors and their working items.

[[Bylaws]] - The corporate organization and other major items details are covered here.

[[Officer Duties]] - A description of duties performed by the board of directors.

[[Meeting Minutes|Meeting Minutes]] - Minutes from our monthly board meetings

[[Logo]] - Knox Makers Logo

[[Knox Makers Privacy Policy]] - Privacy Policy

[[Media:Ways to pay v2.pdf|Ways to pay]] - Payment options

Main Page

2025-07-29T00:35:48Z

Billy: Foundary is a sub-zone under Blacksmithing

__NOTOC__
'''Welcome to the Knox Makers Wiki!'''

''Write Access to this wiki is limited to members.''

=About Knox Makers=

Here is a [[Space History| history of Knox Makers ]]

Link to [[ Tool Docuentation | Tool Documentation and Manual pdfs ]]

List of tools that need [[ Authorization ]] classes

==Members==

[[Membership Rules]] - Here is a place to find the rules that our members are expected to follow.

[[How to Become a Member]] - An overview of the process.

==Functional Areas==
Knox Makers has several distinct areas in our workshop, and each area has an area leader known as a [https://knoxmakers.org/wiki/czar Czar] (or Czarina). The areas and their respective Czars/Czarinas are:
*Hospitality - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/jerry Jerry]
*[[3D Printing]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/david.rusbarsky/ Rhubarb]
*Arts & Crafts - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/sean/ Sean]
*[[Electronics]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/ray/ Ray]
*[[Fiber Arts]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/joslin/ Sue]
*[[Woodworking]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/brian-greenh0e/ Brian]
*[[Machining]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/billy/ Billy]
*[[Metalworking]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/joehall31415/ Joe]
*[[Lasercutting]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/jondale Jondale]
*[[Blacksmithing]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/andrewm/ Andrew]
**[[Foundry]] (sub-zone of Blacksmithing) - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/andrewm/ Andrew]
*Safety and First Aid - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/tonybaker/ Tony]
*Classroom (including A/V systems, administrative storage and server rack) - [https://knoxmakers.org/board-of-directors/ Board of Directors]
*Rental Bays (including work bays, pallet racks, and long goods storage) - [https://knoxmakers.org/board-of-directors/ Board of Directors]

==Corporate==
[[Vision]] - Our Vision Statement, Mission Statement, and Core Values

[[Board of Directors]] - A list of our current directors and their working items.

[[Bylaws]] - The corporate organization and other major items details are covered here.

[[Officer Duties]] - A description of duties performed by the board of directors.

[[Meeting Minutes|Meeting Minutes]] - Minutes from our monthly board meetings

[[Logo]] - Knox Makers Logo

[[Knox Makers Privacy Policy]] - Privacy Policy

[[Media:Ways to pay v2.pdf|Ways to pay]] - Payment options

Main Page

2025-07-29T00:30:48Z

Billy: /* Functional Areas */

__NOTOC__
'''Welcome to the Knox Makers Wiki!'''

''Write Access to this wiki is limited to members.''

=About Knox Makers=

Here is a [[Space History| history of Knox Makers ]]

Link to [[ Tool Docuentation | Tool Documentation and Manual pdfs ]]

List of tools that need [[ Authorization ]] classes

==Members==

[[Membership Rules]] - Here is a place to find the rules that our members are expected to follow.

[[How to Become a Member]] - An overview of the process.

==Functional Areas==
Knox Makers has several distinct areas in our workshop, and each area has an area leader known as a [https://knoxmakers.org/wiki/czar Czar] (or Czarina). The areas and their respective Czars/Czarinas are:
*Hospitality - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/jerry Jerry]
*[[3D Printing]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/david.rusbarsky/ Rhubarb]
*Arts & Crafts - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/sean/ Sean]
*[[Electronics]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/ray/ Ray]
*[[Fiber Arts]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/joslin/ Sue]
*[[Woodworking]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/brian-greenh0e/ Brian]
*[[Machining]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/billy/ Billy]
*[[Metalworking]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/joehall31415/ Joe]
*[[Lasercutting]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/jondale Jondale]
*[[Blacksmithing]] - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/andrewm/ Andrew]
*[[Foundry]] (sub-zone of Blacksmithing) - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/andrewm/ Andrew]
*Safety and First Aid - [https://knoxmakers.org/member/tonybaker/ Tony]
*Classroom (including A/V systems, administrative storage and server rack) - [https://knoxmakers.org/board-of-directors/ Board of Directors]
*Rental Bays (including work bays, pallet racks, and long goods storage) - [https://knoxmakers.org/board-of-directors/ Board of Directors]

==Corporate==
[[Vision]] - Our Vision Statement, Mission Statement, and Core Values

[[Board of Directors]] - A list of our current directors and their working items.

[[Bylaws]] - The corporate organization and other major items details are covered here.

[[Officer Duties]] - A description of duties performed by the board of directors.

[[Meeting Minutes|Meeting Minutes]] - Minutes from our monthly board meetings

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==Tool 99 - Wired Touch Probe==
{| class="wikitable"
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|-
| '''Tool #''' || 99
|-
| '''Tool Type''' || Touch Probe
|-
| '''Shank Size''' || 6.000 mm
|-
| '''Diameter''' || 2.000 mm
|-
| '''Flutes (FL)''' || N/A
|-
| '''Overall Length (OAL)''' || 3.6764"
|-
| '''Length of Cut (LOC)''' || 3.6764"
|-
| '''Max RPM''' || N/A
|-
| '''Material''' || Carbide
|-
| '''Coating''' || N/A
|-
| '''Part Number''' || B0CC5BFFZW
|-
| '''Manufacturer''' || PGFUN
|-
| '''Image''' || [[File:tool_99.png|thumb|left]]
|-
| '''Order Link''' || [[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CC5BFFZW Click here to purchase this tool]]
|}

==Usage Information==
'''Compatible Materials''': N/A

'''Recommended Speeds and Feeds''':
'''RPM''': 0
'''Feed Rate''': 2 ipm slow feed rate / 50 ipm fast feed rate
'''Depth of Cut''': N/A

==Additional Notes==
*Additional probe stylus are available in the toolbox. The steel 2mm Ø is installed and probe is calibrated. Do not change the stylus without checking with Czar or Deputy Czar
*This is the Normally closed NPN version of the probe. Transistor circuit needed to work with MESA 7i76e
*Has a USB-C to 1/8" TSR connector.
*Will show as tipped if the USB-C is not plugged into the probe.
*Do not exceed 50ipm rapid with probe.

Nibblerbot/tools/tool 81

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==Tool 81 - 1/2" Point Roundover Bit 0.500 loc 2.000 oal==
{| class="wikitable"
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|-
| '''Tool #''' || 81
|-
| '''Tool Type''' || Point Roundover
|-
| '''Shank Size''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Diameter''' || 1/2"
|-
| '''Cutting Radius''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Flutes (FL)''' || 2
|-
| '''Overall Length (OAL)''' || 2.0000"
|-
| '''Length of Cut (LOC)''' || 0.5000"
|-
| '''Max RPM''' || 24,000
|-
| '''Material''' || Carbide
|-
| '''Coating''' || None
|-
| '''Part Number''' || 1572
|-
| '''Manufacturer''' || Whiteside Machine Company
|-
| '''Image''' || [[File:tool_81.png|thumb|left]]
|-
| '''Order Link''' || [[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000ALY4EC Click here to purchase this tool]]
|}

==Usage Information==
'''Compatible Materials''': Natural woods, composite woods, hard plastics, thin aluminum

'''Recommended Speeds and Feeds''':
'''RPM''': 16,000-20,000 (max 24,000)
'''Feed Rate''': N/A
'''Depth of Cut''': N/A

==Additional Notes==
Unlike some tools, the tip of this bit is a part of the cutting edge. These Point Cutting Roundovers give your workpiece the vee shape of a V-Groove but with a rounded top edge. Designed for decorative trimming and lettering.

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==Tool 80 - 3/4" Point Roundover Bit 0.625 loc 2.250 oal==
{| class="wikitable"
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|-
| '''Tool #''' || 80
|-
| '''Tool Type''' || Point Roundover
|-
| '''Shank Size''' || 1/2"
|-
| '''Diameter''' || 3/4"
|-
| '''Cutting Radius''' || 3/8"
|-
| '''Flutes (FL)''' || 2
|-
| '''Overall Length (OAL)''' || 2.2500"
|-
| '''Length of Cut (LOC)''' || 0.6250"
|-
| '''Max RPM''' || 18,000
|-
| '''Material''' || Carbide
|-
| '''Coating''' || None
|-
| '''Part Number''' || 1580
|-
| '''Manufacturer''' || Whiteside Machine Company
|-
| '''Image''' || [[File:tool_80.png|thumb|left]]
|-
| '''Order Link''' || [[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0012JI3IE Click here to purchase this tool]]
|}

==Usage Information==
'''Compatible Materials''': Natural woods, composite woods, hard plastics, thin aluminum

'''Recommended Speeds and Feeds''':
'''RPM''': 15,000-17,000 (max 18,000)
'''Feed Rate''': N/A
'''Depth of Cut''': N/A

==Additional Notes==
Unlike some tools, the tip of this bit is a part of the cutting edge. These Point Cutting Roundovers give your workpiece the vee shape of a V-Groove but with a rounded top edge. Designed for decorative trimming and lettering.

Nibblerbot/tools/tool 71

2025-07-28T20:53:56Z

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==Tool 71 - 3/4" Bowl & Tray Bit 0.625 loc 2.375 oal==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!style="width: 200px;"| Attribute !!style="width: 400px;"| Details
|-
| '''Tool #''' || 71
|-
| '''Tool Type''' || Bowl & Tray Bit
|-
| '''Shank Size''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Diameter''' || 3/4"
|-
| '''Nose Radius''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Flutes (FL)''' || 2
|-
| '''Overall Length (OAL)''' || 2.3750"
|-
| '''Length of Cut (LOC)''' || 0.6250"
|-
| '''Max RPM''' || 24,000
|-
| '''Material''' || Carbide
|-
| '''Coating''' || None
|-
| '''Part Number''' || 1372
|-
| '''Manufacturer''' || Whiteside Machine Company
|-
| '''Image''' || [[File:tool_71.png|thumb|left]]
|-
| '''Order Link''' || [[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000K2ADLY Click here to purchase this tool]]
|}

==Usage Information==
'''Compatible Materials''': Natural woods, composite woods, hard plastics, thin aluminum

'''Recommended Speeds and Feeds''':
'''RPM''': 16,000-18,000 (max 24,000)
'''Feed Rate''': N/A
'''Depth of Cut''': N/A

==Additional Notes==
Bowl and Tray bits were designed as an alternate cutting shape to the traditional Round Nose. These bits have a flat bottom so that ridges are not left when cutting out the bottom of a bowl or serving tray.

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==Tool 70 - 1-1/4" Bowl & Tray Bit 0.500 loc 2.250 oal==
{| class="wikitable"
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!style="width: 200px;"| Attribute !!style="width: 400px;"| Details
|-
| '''Tool #''' || 70
|-
| '''Tool Type''' || Bowl & Tray Bit
|-
| '''Shank Size''' || 1/2"
|-
| '''Diameter''' || 1-1/4"
|-
| '''Nose Radius''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Flutes (FL)''' || 2
|-
| '''Overall Length (OAL)''' || 2.2500"
|-
| '''Length of Cut (LOC)''' || 0.5000"
|-
| '''Max RPM''' || 18,000
|-
| '''Material''' || Carbide
|-
| '''Coating''' || None
|-
| '''Part Number''' || 1376
|-
| '''Manufacturer''' || Whiteside Machine Company
|-
| '''Image''' || [[File:tool_70.png|thumb|left]]
|-
| '''Order Link''' || [[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000K2G1WE Click here to purchase this tool]]
|}

==Usage Information==
'''Compatible Materials''': Natural woods, composite woods, hard plastics, thin aluminum

'''Recommended Speeds and Feeds''':
'''RPM''': 14,000-16,000 (max 18,000)
'''Feed Rate''': N/A
'''Depth of Cut''': N/A

==Additional Notes==
Bowl and Tray bits were designed as an alternate cutting shape to the traditional Round Nose. These bits have a flat bottom so that ridges are not left when cutting out the bottom of a bowl or serving tray.

Nibblerbot/tools/tool 61

2025-07-28T20:53:55Z

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==Tool 61 - 2" 3 Flute Carbide Insert Spoil Board Bit==
{| class="wikitable"
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!style="width: 200px;"| Attribute !!style="width: 400px;"| Details
|-
| '''Tool #''' || 61
|-
| '''Tool Type''' || Spoil Board Bit
|-
| '''Shank Size''' || 1/2"
|-
| '''Diameter''' || 2"
|-
| '''Flutes (FL)''' || 3
|-
| '''Overall Length (OAL)''' || 2.8000"
|-
| '''Length of Cut (LOC)''' || 12mm
|-
| '''Max RPM''' || 16,000
|-
| '''Material''' || Carbide
|-
| '''Coating''' || None
|-
| '''Part Number''' || B085QGLHB4
|-
| '''Manufacturer''' || BINSTAK
|-
| '''Image''' || [[File:tool_61.png|thumb|left]]
|-
| '''Order Link''' || [[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B085QGLHB4 Click here to purchase this tool]]
|}

==Usage Information==
'''Compatible Materials''': Hardwoods, particle board, MDF, plywood compact panel, acrylic; Avoid cutting ferrous metal and non wood materials, iron, etc

'''Recommended Speeds and Feeds''':
'''RPM''': 8,000-16,000 (max 16,000)
'''Feed Rate''': N/A
'''Depth of Cut''': N/A

==Additional Notes==
N/A

Nibblerbot/tools/tool 60

2025-07-28T20:53:54Z

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==Tool 60 - 2" 4 Flute Carbide Spoil Board Bit==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!style="width: 200px;"| Attribute !!style="width: 400px;"| Details
|-
| '''Tool #''' || 60
|-
| '''Tool Type''' || Spoil Board Bit
|-
| '''Shank Size''' || 1/2"
|-
| '''Diameter''' || 2"
|-
| '''Flutes (FL)''' || 4
|-
| '''Overall Length (OAL)''' || 2.5000"
|-
| '''Length of Cut (LOC)''' || 0.5000"
|-
| '''Max RPM''' || 12,000
|-
| '''Material''' || Carbide
|-
| '''Coating''' || None
|-
| '''Part Number''' || B07VCZVKL7
|-
| '''Manufacturer''' || BINSTAK
|-
| '''Image''' || [[File:tool_60.png|thumb|left]]
|-
| '''Order Link''' || [[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VCZVKL7 Click here to purchase this tool]]
|}

==Usage Information==
'''Compatible Materials''': Hardwoods, particle board, MDF, plywood compact panel, acrylic; Avoid cutting ferrous metal and non wood materials, iron, etc

'''Recommended Speeds and Feeds''':
'''RPM''': 10,000-12,000 (max 12,000)
'''Feed Rate''': N/A
'''Depth of Cut''': N/A

==Additional Notes==
N/A

Nibblerbot/tools/tool 51

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==Tool 51 - 1/4" 2 Flute Ball Nose Downcut 1.000 loc 2.500 oal==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!style="width: 200px;"| Attribute !!style="width: 400px;"| Details
|-
| '''Tool #''' || 51
|-
| '''Tool Type''' || Ball Nose Down Cut
|-
| '''Shank Size''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Diameter''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Flutes (FL)''' || 2
|-
| '''Overall Length (OAL)''' || 2.5000"
|-
| '''Length of Cut (LOC)''' || 1.0000"
|-
| '''Max RPM''' || 24,000
|-
| '''Material''' || Carbide
|-
| '''Coating''' || ZrCN
|-
| '''Part Number''' || BD-14
|-
| '''Manufacturer''' || IDC Woodcraft
|-
| '''Image''' || [[File:tool_51.png|thumb|left]]
|-
| '''Order Link''' || [[https://idcwoodcraft.com/products/1-4-ball-nose-downcut Click here to purchase this tool]]
|}

==Usage Information==
'''Compatible Materials''': Matural woods, composite woods, hard plastics, thin aluminum

'''Recommended Speeds and Feeds''':
'''RPM''': 15,000 (max 24,000)
'''Feed Rate''': 70 ipm, Plung: 40 ipm
'''Depth of Cut''': N/A

==Additional Notes==
N/A

Nibblerbot/tools/tool 50

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==Tool 50 - 1/4" 2 Flute Upcut Ball Nose Mill 0.7500 loc 2.500 oal==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!style="width: 200px;"| Attribute !!style="width: 400px;"| Details
|-
| '''Tool #''' || 50
|-
| '''Tool Type''' || Ball Nose Up Cut Spiral
|-
| '''Shank Size''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Diameter''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Flutes (FL)''' || 2
|-
| '''Overall Length (OAL)''' || 2.5000"
|-
| '''Length of Cut (LOC)''' || 0.7500"
|-
| '''Max RPM''' || 24,000
|-
| '''Material''' || Carbide
|-
| '''Coating''' || None
|-
| '''Part Number''' || RU2075RN
|-
| '''Manufacturer''' || Whiteside Machine Company
|-
| '''Image''' || [[File:tool_50.png|thumb|left]]
|-
| '''Order Link''' || [[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01D2LWU06 Click here to purchase this tool]]
|}

==Usage Information==
'''Compatible Materials''': Natural woods, composite woods, hard plastics

'''Recommended Speeds and Feeds''':
'''RPM''': 18,000-20,000 (max 24,000)
'''Feed Rate''': N/A
'''Depth of Cut''': N/A

==Additional Notes==
Ball Nose Spirals leave a rounded bottom during cutting while still providing a better shear cutting angle like their standard spiral counterparts. These are popular with small CNC's but can be used in a router or router table. The up cut flute design pulls chips up and away from the work piece.

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==Tool 43 - 1/2" 2FL COMP End Mill TAC 1.250 loc 3.000 oal==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!style="width: 200px;"| Attribute !!style="width: 400px;"| Details
|-
| '''Tool #''' || 43
|-
| '''Tool Type''' || Compression End Mill
|-
| '''Shank Size''' || 1/2"
|-
| '''Diameter''' || 1/2"
|-
| '''Flutes (FL)''' || 2
|-
| '''Overall Length (OAL)''' || 3.0000"
|-
| '''Length of Cut (LOC)''' || 1.2500"
|-
| '''Max RPM''' || 24,000
|-
| '''Material''' || Carbide
|-
| '''Coating''' || TAC
|-
| '''Part Number''' || B0F62MB7SX
|-
| '''Manufacturer''' || BINSTAK
|-
| '''Image''' || [[File:tool_43.png|thumb|left]]
|-
| '''Order Link''' || [[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F62MB7SX Click here to purchase this tool]]
|}

==Usage Information==
'''Compatible Materials''': Plywood, MDF, Hardwood. Also for carbon steel, soft alloy steel, tool steel, cast iron, aluminum alloy

'''Recommended Speeds and Feeds''':
'''RPM''': N/A
'''Feed Rate''': N/A
'''Depth of Cut''': N/A

==Additional Notes==
N/A

Nibblerbot/tools/tool 42

2025-07-28T20:53:51Z

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==Tool 42 - 1/2" 2FL COMP End Mill NACRO 1.500 loc 4.000 oal==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!style="width: 200px;"| Attribute !!style="width: 400px;"| Details
|-
| '''Tool #''' || 42
|-
| '''Tool Type''' || Compression End Mill
|-
| '''Shank Size''' || 1/2"
|-
| '''Diameter''' || 1/2"
|-
| '''Flutes (FL)''' || 2
|-
| '''Overall Length (OAL)''' || 4.0000"
|-
| '''Length of Cut (LOC)''' || 1.5000"
|-
| '''Max RPM''' || 24,000
|-
| '''Material''' || Carbide
|-
| '''Coating''' || NARCO
|-
| '''Part Number''' || E204
|-
| '''Manufacturer''' || EANOSIC
|-
| '''Image''' || [[File:tool_42.png|thumb|left]]
|-
| '''Order Link''' || [[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BGH26QVP Click here to purchase this tool]]
|}

==Usage Information==
'''Compatible Materials''': Plywood, MDF, Hardwood. Also for carbon steel, soft alloy steel, tool steel, cast iron, aluminum alloy

'''Recommended Speeds and Feeds''':
'''RPM''': N/A
'''Feed Rate''': N/A
'''Depth of Cut''': N/A

==Additional Notes==
N/A

Nibblerbot/tools/tool 41

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==Tool 41 - 1/4" 2FL COMP End Mill ASTRA 1.000 loc 2.500 oal==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!style="width: 200px;"| Attribute !!style="width: 400px;"| Details
|-
| '''Tool #''' || 41
|-
| '''Tool Type''' || Compression End Mill
|-
| '''Shank Size''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Diameter''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Flutes (FL)''' || 2
|-
| '''Overall Length (OAL)''' || 2.5000"
|-
| '''Length of Cut (LOC)''' || 1.0000"
|-
| '''Max RPM''' || 24,000
|-
| '''Material''' || Carbide
|-
| '''Coating''' || AstraHP
|-
| '''Part Number''' || 425-CM250
|-
| '''Manufacturer''' || Bits & Bits
|-
| '''Image''' || [[File:tool_41.png|thumb|left]]
|-
| '''Order Link''' || [[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C8W2T51W Click here to purchase this tool]]
|}

==Usage Information==
'''Compatible Materials''': Plywood, MDF, Hardwood.

'''Recommended Speeds and Feeds''':
'''RPM''': N/A
'''Feed Rate''': N/A
'''Depth of Cut''': N/A

==Additional Notes==
N/A

Nibblerbot/tools/tool 40

2025-07-28T20:53:50Z

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==Tool 40 - 1/4" 2 Flute COMP End Mill 1.000 loc 2.500 oal==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!style="width: 200px;"| Attribute !!style="width: 400px;"| Details
|-
| '''Tool #''' || 40
|-
| '''Tool Type''' || Compression End Mill
|-
| '''Shank Size''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Diameter''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Flutes (FL)''' || 2
|-
| '''Overall Length (OAL)''' || 2.5000"
|-
| '''Length of Cut (LOC)''' || 1.0000"
|-
| '''Max RPM''' || 24,000
|-
| '''Material''' || Carbide
|-
| '''Coating''' || None
|-
| '''Part Number''' || UD2102
|-
| '''Manufacturer''' || Whiteside Machine Company
|-
| '''Image''' || [[File:tool_40.png|thumb|left]]
|-
| '''Order Link''' || [[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0012K5YDK Click here to purchase this tool]]
|}

==Usage Information==
'''Compatible Materials''': Natural woods, composite woods, hard plastics, thin aluminum

'''Recommended Speeds and Feeds''':
'''RPM''': 18,000-20,000 (max 24,000)
'''Feed Rate''': N/A
'''Depth of Cut''': N/A

==Additional Notes==
Made from solid carbide, each bit contains up cut and down cut flutes. This flute design creates a compression cut that prevents fraying and splintering. Compression spirals will save you time and money on finishing your projects edges by reducing sanding time.

Nibblerbot/tools/tool 32

2025-07-28T20:53:49Z

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==Tool 32 - 1/2" 2FL Spiral Down Cut TAC 1.250 loc 3.000 oal==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!style="width: 200px;"| Attribute !!style="width: 400px;"| Details
|-
| '''Tool #''' || 32
|-
| '''Tool Type''' || Sprial Down Cut End Mill
|-
| '''Shank Size''' || 1/2"
|-
| '''Diameter''' || 1/2"
|-
| '''Flutes (FL)''' || 2
|-
| '''Overall Length (OAL)''' || 3.0000"
|-
| '''Length of Cut (LOC)''' || 1.2500"
|-
| '''Max RPM''' || 24,000
|-
| '''Material''' || Carbide
|-
| '''Coating''' || TAC
|-
| '''Part Number''' || B0F62HCNFF
|-
| '''Manufacturer''' || BINSTAK
|-
| '''Image''' || [[File:tool_32.png|thumb|left]]
|-
| '''Order Link''' || [[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F62HCNFF Click here to purchase this tool]]
|}

==Usage Information==
'''Compatible Materials''': Plywood, MDF, Hardwood. Also for carbon steel, soft alloy steel, tool steel, cast iron, aluminum alloy

'''Recommended Speeds and Feeds''':
'''RPM''': N/A
'''Feed Rate''': N/A
'''Depth of Cut''': N/A

==Additional Notes==
N/A

Nibblerbot/tools/tool 31

2025-07-28T20:53:48Z

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==Tool 31 - 1/4" 2 Flute Spiral Down Cut 1.000 loc 2.500 oal==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!style="width: 200px;"| Attribute !!style="width: 400px;"| Details
|-
| '''Tool #''' || 31
|-
| '''Tool Type''' || Sprial Down Cut End Mill
|-
| '''Shank Size''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Diameter''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Flutes (FL)''' || 2
|-
| '''Overall Length (OAL)''' || 2.5000"
|-
| '''Length of Cut (LOC)''' || 1.0000"
|-
| '''Max RPM''' || 24,000
|-
| '''Material''' || Carbide
|-
| '''Coating''' || None
|-
| '''Part Number''' || RD2100
|-
| '''Manufacturer''' || Whiteside Machine Company
|-
| '''Image''' || [[File:tool_31.png|thumb|left]]
|-
| '''Order Link''' || [[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000K29T64 Click here to purchase this tool]]
|}

==Usage Information==
'''Compatible Materials''': Natural woods, composites, hard plastics, thin aluminum

'''Recommended Speeds and Feeds''':
'''RPM''': 18,000-20,000 (max 24,000)
'''Feed Rate''': N/A
'''Depth of Cut''': N/A

==Additional Notes==
Spiral bits provide a shear cutting edge that leaves a smoother cut than standard router bits. The down cut spiral design provides the best top surface edges, ejecting chips away from the router when routing through material. This design also decreases the tendency to lift thin/small work pieces during CNC routing.

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==Tool 30 - 3/16" 2 Flute Spiral Down Cut 0.7500 loc 2.5000 oal==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!style="width: 200px;"| Attribute !!style="width: 400px;"| Details
|-
| '''Tool #''' || 30
|-
| '''Tool Type''' || Spiral Down Cut End Mill
|-
| '''Shank Size''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Diameter''' || 3/16"
|-
| '''Flutes (FL)''' || 2
|-
| '''Overall Length (OAL)''' || 2.5000"
|-
| '''Length of Cut (LOC)''' || 0.7500"
|-
| '''Max RPM''' || 24,000
|-
| '''Material''' || Carbide
|-
| '''Coating''' || None
|-
| '''Part Number''' || RD1800
|-
| '''Manufacturer''' || Whiteside Machine Company
|-
| '''Image''' || [[File:tool_30.png|thumb|left]]
|-
| '''Order Link''' || [[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000K2FI96 Click here to purchase this tool]]
|}

==Usage Information==
'''Compatible Materials''': Hardwoods, softwoods, plywood, MDF, laminates, veneers, and hard plastics

'''Recommended Speeds and Feeds''':
'''RPM''': 18,000-20,000 (max 24,000)
'''Feed Rate''': N/A
'''Depth of Cut''': N/A

==Additional Notes==
N/A

Nibblerbot/tools/tool 22

2025-07-28T20:53:47Z

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==Tool 22 - 1/4" O Flut Carbide Upcut NARCO 1.000 loc 2.500 oal==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!style="width: 200px;"| Attribute !!style="width: 400px;"| Details
|-
| '''Tool #''' || 22
|-
| '''Tool Type''' || Upcut End Mill
|-
| '''Shank Size''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Diameter''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Flutes (FL)''' || 1
|-
| '''Overall Length (OAL)''' || 2.5000"
|-
| '''Length of Cut (LOC)''' || 1.0000"
|-
| '''Max RPM''' || 24,000
|-
| '''Material''' || Carbide
|-
| '''Coating''' || NARCO
|-
| '''Part Number''' || B0CGRG3S6Q
|-
| '''Manufacturer''' || EANOSIC
|-
| '''Image''' || [[File:tool_22.png|thumb|left]]
|-
| '''Order Link''' || [[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CGRG3S6Q Click here to purchase this tool]]
|}

==Usage Information==
'''Compatible Materials''': Aluminium, Copper, Brass, Plastics (ABS, acrylic, HDPE ) and Aluminium Composite

'''Recommended Speeds and Feeds''':
'''RPM''': 12,000 - 18,000 (max 24,000)
'''Feed Rate''': N/A
'''Depth of Cut''': N/A

==Additional Notes==
N/A

Nibblerbot/tools/tool 21

2025-07-28T20:53:46Z

Billy:

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==Tool 21 - 1/4" 2 Flute Upcut End Mill 0.7500 loc 2.500 oal==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!style="width: 200px;"| Attribute !!style="width: 400px;"| Details
|-
| '''Tool #''' || 21
|-
| '''Tool Type''' || Upcut End Mill
|-
| '''Shank Size''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Diameter''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Flutes (FL)''' || 2
|-
| '''Overall Length (OAL)''' || 2.5000"
|-
| '''Length of Cut (LOC)''' || 0.7500"
|-
| '''Max RPM''' || 24,000
|-
| '''Material''' || Carbide
|-
| '''Coating''' || None
|-
| '''Part Number''' || RU2075
|-
| '''Manufacturer''' || Whiteside Machine Company
|-
| '''Image''' || [[File:tool_21.png|thumb|left]]
|-
| '''Order Link''' || [[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000K28TX8 Click here to purchase this tool]]
|}

==Usage Information==
'''Compatible Materials''': Natural woods, composite woods, hard plastics, thin aluminum

'''Recommended Speeds and Feeds''':
'''RPM''': 18,000-20,000 (max 24,000)
'''Feed Rate''': N/A
'''Depth of Cut''': N/A

==Additional Notes==
Spiral bits provide a shear cutting edge that leaves a smoother cut than standard router bits. Up cut spiral design provides the best control with hand or table routing. When creating dado's this design brings chips up and out of the cut.

Nibblerbot/tools/tool 20

2025-07-28T20:53:45Z

Billy:

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==Tool 20 - 3/16" 2 Flute Spiral Upcut 0.7500 loc 2.5000 oal==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!style="width: 200px;"| Attribute !!style="width: 400px;"| Details
|-
| '''Tool #''' || 20
|-
| '''Tool Type''' || Spiral Upcut End Mill
|-
| '''Shank Size''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Diameter''' || 3/16"
|-
| '''Flutes (FL)''' || 2
|-
| '''Overall Length (OAL)''' || 2.5000"
|-
| '''Length of Cut (LOC)''' || 0.7500"
|-
| '''Max RPM''' || 24,000
|-
| '''Material''' || Carbide
|-
| '''Coating''' || None
|-
| '''Part Number''' || RU1800
|-
| '''Manufacturer''' || Whiteside Machine Company
|-
| '''Image''' || [[File:tool_20.png|thumb|left]]
|-
| '''Order Link''' || [[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000K2BGMO Click here to purchase this tool]]
|}

==Usage Information==
'''Compatible Materials''': Hardwoods, softwoods, plywood, MDF, laminates, veneers, and hard plastics

'''Recommended Speeds and Feeds''':
'''RPM''': 18,000-20,000 (max 24,000)
'''Feed Rate''': N/A
'''Depth of Cut''': N/A

==Additional Notes==
N/A

Nibblerbot/tools/tool 10

2025-07-28T20:53:45Z

Billy:

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==Tool 10 - 1/2" 90 V-Groove Bit 0.2500 loc 1.875 oal==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!style="width: 200px;"| Attribute !!style="width: 400px;"| Details
|-
| '''Tool #''' || 10
|-
| '''Tool Type''' || V-Groove Bit
|-
| '''Shank Size''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Diameter''' || 1/2"
|-
| '''Flutes (FL)''' || 2
|-
| '''Overall Length (OAL)''' || 1.8750"
|-
| '''Length of Cut (LOC)''' || 0.2500"
|-
| '''Max RPM''' || 24,000
|-
| '''Material''' || Carbide
|-
| '''Coating''' || None
|-
| '''Part Number''' || 1502
|-
| '''Manufacturer''' || Whiteside Machine Company
|-
| '''Image''' || [[File:tool_10.png|thumb|left]]
|-
| '''Order Link''' || [[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000A804DA Click here to purchase this tool]]
|}

==Usage Information==
'''Compatible Materials''': Natural woods, composite woods, hard plastics, thin aluminum

'''Recommended Speeds and Feeds''':
'''RPM''': 16,000-20,000 (max 24,000)
'''Feed Rate''': N/A
'''Depth of Cut''': N/A

==Additional Notes==
N/A

Nibblerbot/tools/tool 20

2025-07-28T20:52:17Z

Billy: /* Tool 20 - 3/16" 2 Flute Spiral Upcut 0.7500 loc 2.5000 oal */

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==Tool 20 - 3/16" 2 Flute Spiral Upcut 0.7500 loc 2.5000 oal==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!style="width: 200px;"| Attribute !!style="width: 400px;"| Details
|-
| '''Tool #''' || 20
|-
| '''Tool Type''' || Spiral Upcut End Mill
|-
| '''Shank Size''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Diameter''' || 3/16"
|-
| '''Flutes (FL)''' || 2
|-
| '''Overall Length (OAL)''' || 2.5000"
|-
| '''Length of Cut (LOC)''' || 0.7500"
|-
| '''Max RPM''' || 24,000
|-
| '''Material''' || Carbide
|-
| '''Coating''' || None
|-
| '''Part Number''' || RU1800
|-
| '''Manufacturer''' || Whiteside Machine Company
|-
| '''Image''' || [[File:tool_20.png|left|thumb]]
|-
| '''Order Link''' || [[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000K2BGMO Click here to purchase this tool]]
|}

==Usage Information==
'''Compatible Materials''': Hardwoods, softwoods, plywood, MDF, laminates, veneers, and hard plastics

'''Recommended Speeds and Feeds''':
'''RPM''': 18,000-20,000 (max 24,000)
'''Feed Rate''': N/A
'''Depth of Cut''': N/A

==Additional Notes==
N/A

Nibblerbot/tools/tool 10

2025-07-28T20:50:55Z

Billy: /* Tool 10 - 1/2" 90 V-Groove Bit 0.2500 loc 1.875 oal */

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==Tool 10 - 1/2" 90 V-Groove Bit 0.2500 loc 1.875 oal==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!style="width: 200px;"| Attribute !!style="width: 400px;"| Details
|-
| '''Tool #''' || 10
|-
| '''Tool Type''' || V-Groove Bit
|-
| '''Shank Size''' || 1/4"
|-
| '''Diameter''' || 1/2"
|-
| '''Flutes (FL)''' || 2
|-
| '''Overall Length (OAL)''' || 1.8750"
|-
| '''Length of Cut (LOC)''' || 0.2500"
|-
| '''Max RPM''' || 24,000
|-
| '''Material''' || Carbide
|-
| '''Coating''' || None
|-
| '''Part Number''' || 1502
|-
| '''Manufacturer''' || Whiteside Machine Company
|-
| '''Image''' || [[File:Tool 10.png|thumb|left]]
|-
| '''Order Link''' || [[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000A804DA Click here to purchase this tool]]
|}

==Usage Information==
'''Compatible Materials''': Natural woods, composite woods, hard plastics, thin aluminum

'''Recommended Speeds and Feeds''':
'''RPM''': 16,000-20,000 (max 24,000)
'''Feed Rate''': N/A
'''Depth of Cut''': N/A

==Additional Notes==
N/A

Nibblerbot/tools

2025-07-28T05:27:20Z

Billy:

===Tool Groups===


[[#V-bits_Engraving|T10–T19 / V-bits / Engraving]] 
[[#Upcut_Endmills|T20–T29 / Upcut Endmills]] 
[[#Downcut_Endmills|T30–T39 / Downcut Endmills]] 
[[#Compression_Endmills|T40–T49 / Compression Endmills]] 
[[#Ballnose_Endmills|T50–T59 / Ballnose Endmills]] 
[[#Surfacing_Bits|T60–T69 / Surfacing Bits]] 
[[#Bowl_&_Tray|T70–T79 / Bowl & Tray]] 
[[#Roundover_Form_Tools|T80–T89 / Roundover / Form Tools]] 
[[#Specialty_Tools|T90–T99 / Specialty Tools]] 


'''V-bits / Engraving'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 10|Tool 10 - 1/2" 90 V-Groove Bit 0.2500 loc 1.875 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Upcut Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 20|Tool 20 - 3/16" 2 Flute Spiral Upcut 0.7500 loc 2.5000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 21|Tool 21 - 1/4" 2 Flute Upcut End Mill 0.7500 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 22|Tool 22 - 1/4" O Flut Carbide Upcut NARCO 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Downcut Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 30|Tool 30 - 3/16" 2 Flute Spiral Down Cut 0.7500 loc 2.5000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 31|Tool 31 - 1/4" 2 Flute Spiral Down Cut 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 32|Tool 32 - 1/2" 2FL Spiral Down Cut TAC 1.250 loc 3.000 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Compression Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 40|Tool 40 - 1/4" 2 Flute COMP End Mill 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 41|Tool 41 - 1/4" 2FL COMP End Mill ASTRA 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 42|Tool 42 - 1/2" 2FL COMP End Mill NACRO 1.500 loc 4.000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 43|Tool 43 - 1/2" 2FL COMP End Mill TAC 1.250 loc 3.000 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Ballnose Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 50|Tool 50 - 1/4" 2 Flute Upcut Ball Nose Mill 0.7500 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 51|Tool 51 - 1/4" 2 Flute Ball Nose Downcut 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Surfacing Bits'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 60|Tool 60 - 2" 4 Flute Carbide Spoil Board Bit]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 61|Tool 61 - 2" 3 Flute Carbide Insert Spoil Board Bit]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Bowl & Tray'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 70|Tool 70 - 1-1/4" Bowl & Tray Bit 0.500 loc 2.250 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 71|Tool 71 - 3/4" Bowl & Tray Bit 0.625 loc 2.375 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Roundover / Form Tools'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 80|Tool 80 - 3/4" Point Roundover Bit 0.625 loc 2.250 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 81|Tool 81 - 1/2" Point Roundover Bit 0.500 loc 2.000 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Specialty Tools'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 99|Tool 99 - Wired Touch Probe]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]

Nibblerbot/tools

2025-07-28T05:25:18Z

Billy:

===Tool Groups===


[[#V-bits_Engraving|T10–T19 / V-bits / Engraving]] 
[[#Upcut_Endmills|T20–T29 / Upcut Endmills]] 
[[#Downcut_Endmills|T30–T39 / Downcut Endmills]] 
[[#Compression_Endmills|T40–T49 / Compression Endmills]] 
[[#Ballnose_Endmills|T50–T59 / Ballnose Endmills]] 
[[#Surfacing_Bits|T60–T69 / Surfacing Bits]] 
[[#Bowl_&_Tray|T70–T79 / Bowl & Tray]] 
[[#Roundover_Form_Tools|T80–T89 / Roundover / Form Tools]] 
[[#Specialty_Tools|T90–T99 / Specialty Tools]] 


===V-bits / Engraving===
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 10|Tool 10 - 1/2" 90 V-Groove Bit 0.2500 loc 1.875 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


===Upcut Endmills===
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 20|Tool 20 - 3/16" 2 Flute Spiral Upcut 0.7500 loc 2.5000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 21|Tool 21 - 1/4" 2 Flute Upcut End Mill 0.7500 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 22|Tool 22 - 1/4" O Flut Carbide Upcut NARCO 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


===Downcut Endmills===
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 30|Tool 30 - 3/16" 2 Flute Spiral Down Cut 0.7500 loc 2.5000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 31|Tool 31 - 1/4" 2 Flute Spiral Down Cut 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 32|Tool 32 - 1/2" 2FL Spiral Down Cut TAC 1.250 loc 3.000 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


===Compression Endmills===
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 40|Tool 40 - 1/4" 2 Flute COMP End Mill 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 41|Tool 41 - 1/4" 2FL COMP End Mill ASTRA 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 42|Tool 42 - 1/2" 2FL COMP End Mill NACRO 1.500 loc 4.000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 43|Tool 43 - 1/2" 2FL COMP End Mill TAC 1.250 loc 3.000 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


===Ballnose Endmills===
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 50|Tool 50 - 1/4" 2 Flute Upcut Ball Nose Mill 0.7500 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 51|Tool 51 - 1/4" 2 Flute Ball Nose Downcut 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


===Surfacing Bits===
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 60|Tool 60 - 2" 4 Flute Carbide Spoil Board Bit]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 61|Tool 61 - 2" 3 Flute Carbide Insert Spoil Board Bit]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


===Bowl & Tray===
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 70|Tool 70 - 1-1/4" Bowl & Tray Bit 0.500 loc 2.250 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 71|Tool 71 - 3/4" Bowl & Tray Bit 0.625 loc 2.375 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


===Roundover / Form Tools===
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 80|Tool 80 - 3/4" Point Roundover Bit 0.625 loc 2.250 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 81|Tool 81 - 1/2" Point Roundover Bit 0.500 loc 2.000 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


===Specialty Tools===
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 99|Tool 99 - Wired Touch Probe]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]

Nibblerbot/tools

2025-07-28T05:22:35Z

Billy: /* Tool Groups */

<nowiki>==Tool Groups==</nowiki>


[[#V-bits_Engraving|T10–T19 / V-bits / Engraving]] 
[[#Upcut_Endmills|T20–T29 / Upcut Endmills]] 
[[#Downcut_Endmills|T30–T39 / Downcut Endmills]] 
[[#Compression_Endmills|T40–T49 / Compression Endmills]] 
[[#Ballnose_Endmills|T50–T59 / Ballnose Endmills]] 
[[#Surfacing_Bits|T60–T69 / Surfacing Bits]] 
[[#Bowl_&_Tray|T70–T79 / Bowl & Tray]] 
[[#Roundover_Form_Tools|T80–T89 / Roundover / Form Tools]] 
[[#Specialty_Tools|T90–T99 / Specialty Tools]] 


'''V-bits / Engraving'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 10|Tool 10 - 1/2" 90 V-Groove Bit 0.2500 loc 1.875 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Upcut Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 20|Tool 20 - 3/16" 2 Flute Spiral Upcut 0.7500 loc 2.5000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 21|Tool 21 - 1/4" 2 Flute Upcut End Mill 0.7500 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 22|Tool 22 - 1/4" O Flut Carbide Upcut NARCO 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Downcut Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 30|Tool 30 - 3/16" 2 Flute Spiral Down Cut 0.7500 loc 2.5000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 31|Tool 31 - 1/4" 2 Flute Spiral Down Cut 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 32|Tool 32 - 1/2" 2FL Spiral Down Cut TAC 1.250 loc 3.000 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Compression Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 40|Tool 40 - 1/4" 2 Flute COMP End Mill 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 41|Tool 41 - 1/4" 2FL COMP End Mill ASTRA 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 42|Tool 42 - 1/2" 2FL COMP End Mill NACRO 1.500 loc 4.000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 43|Tool 43 - 1/2" 2FL COMP End Mill TAC 1.250 loc 3.000 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Ballnose Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 50|Tool 50 - 1/4" 2 Flute Upcut Ball Nose Mill 0.7500 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 51|Tool 51 - 1/4" 2 Flute Ball Nose Downcut 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Surfacing Bits'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 60|Tool 60 - 2" 4 Flute Carbide Spoil Board Bit]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 61|Tool 61 - 2" 3 Flute Carbide Insert Spoil Board Bit]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Bowl & Tray'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 70|Tool 70 - 1-1/4" Bowl & Tray Bit 0.500 loc 2.250 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 71|Tool 71 - 3/4" Bowl & Tray Bit 0.625 loc 2.375 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Roundover / Form Tools'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 80|Tool 80 - 3/4" Point Roundover Bit 0.625 loc 2.250 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 81|Tool 81 - 1/2" Point Roundover Bit 0.500 loc 2.000 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Specialty Tools'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 99|Tool 99 - Wired Touch Probe]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]

Nibblerbot/tools

2025-07-28T05:22:17Z

Billy: /* Tool Groups */

==Tool Groups==


[[#V-bits_Engraving|T10–T19 / V-bits / Engraving]] 
[[#Upcut_Endmills|T20–T29 / Upcut Endmills]] 
[[#Downcut_Endmills|T30–T39 / Downcut Endmills]] 
[[#Compression_Endmills|T40–T49 / Compression Endmills]] 
[[#Ballnose_Endmills|T50–T59 / Ballnose Endmills]] 
[[#Surfacing_Bits|T60–T69 / Surfacing Bits]] 
[[#Bowl_&_Tray|T70–T79 / Bowl & Tray]] 
[[#Roundover_Form_Tools|T80–T89 / Roundover / Form Tools]] 
[[#Specialty_Tools|T90–T99 / Specialty Tools]] 


'''V-bits / Engraving'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 10|Tool 10 - 1/2" 90 V-Groove Bit 0.2500 loc 1.875 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Upcut Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 20|Tool 20 - 3/16" 2 Flute Spiral Upcut 0.7500 loc 2.5000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 21|Tool 21 - 1/4" 2 Flute Upcut End Mill 0.7500 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 22|Tool 22 - 1/4" O Flut Carbide Upcut NARCO 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Downcut Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 30|Tool 30 - 3/16" 2 Flute Spiral Down Cut 0.7500 loc 2.5000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 31|Tool 31 - 1/4" 2 Flute Spiral Down Cut 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 32|Tool 32 - 1/2" 2FL Spiral Down Cut TAC 1.250 loc 3.000 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Compression Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 40|Tool 40 - 1/4" 2 Flute COMP End Mill 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 41|Tool 41 - 1/4" 2FL COMP End Mill ASTRA 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 42|Tool 42 - 1/2" 2FL COMP End Mill NACRO 1.500 loc 4.000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 43|Tool 43 - 1/2" 2FL COMP End Mill TAC 1.250 loc 3.000 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Ballnose Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 50|Tool 50 - 1/4" 2 Flute Upcut Ball Nose Mill 0.7500 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 51|Tool 51 - 1/4" 2 Flute Ball Nose Downcut 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Surfacing Bits'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 60|Tool 60 - 2" 4 Flute Carbide Spoil Board Bit]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 61|Tool 61 - 2" 3 Flute Carbide Insert Spoil Board Bit]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Bowl & Tray'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 70|Tool 70 - 1-1/4" Bowl & Tray Bit 0.500 loc 2.250 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 71|Tool 71 - 3/4" Bowl & Tray Bit 0.625 loc 2.375 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Roundover / Form Tools'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 80|Tool 80 - 3/4" Point Roundover Bit 0.625 loc 2.250 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 81|Tool 81 - 1/2" Point Roundover Bit 0.500 loc 2.000 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Specialty Tools'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 99|Tool 99 - Wired Touch Probe]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]

Nibblerbot/tools

2025-07-28T05:22:11Z

Billy: /* Tool Groups */

Nibblerbot/tools

2025-07-28T05:22:02Z

Billy: /* Tool Groups */

====Tool Groups====


[[#V-bits_Engraving|T10–T19 / V-bits / Engraving]] 
[[#Upcut_Endmills|T20–T29 / Upcut Endmills]] 
[[#Downcut_Endmills|T30–T39 / Downcut Endmills]] 
[[#Compression_Endmills|T40–T49 / Compression Endmills]] 
[[#Ballnose_Endmills|T50–T59 / Ballnose Endmills]] 
[[#Surfacing_Bits|T60–T69 / Surfacing Bits]] 
[[#Bowl_&_Tray|T70–T79 / Bowl & Tray]] 
[[#Roundover_Form_Tools|T80–T89 / Roundover / Form Tools]] 
[[#Specialty_Tools|T90–T99 / Specialty Tools]] 


'''V-bits / Engraving'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 10|Tool 10 - 1/2" 90 V-Groove Bit 0.2500 loc 1.875 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Upcut Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 20|Tool 20 - 3/16" 2 Flute Spiral Upcut 0.7500 loc 2.5000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 21|Tool 21 - 1/4" 2 Flute Upcut End Mill 0.7500 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 22|Tool 22 - 1/4" O Flut Carbide Upcut NARCO 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Downcut Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 30|Tool 30 - 3/16" 2 Flute Spiral Down Cut 0.7500 loc 2.5000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 31|Tool 31 - 1/4" 2 Flute Spiral Down Cut 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 32|Tool 32 - 1/2" 2FL Spiral Down Cut TAC 1.250 loc 3.000 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Compression Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 40|Tool 40 - 1/4" 2 Flute COMP End Mill 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 41|Tool 41 - 1/4" 2FL COMP End Mill ASTRA 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 42|Tool 42 - 1/2" 2FL COMP End Mill NACRO 1.500 loc 4.000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 43|Tool 43 - 1/2" 2FL COMP End Mill TAC 1.250 loc 3.000 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Ballnose Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 50|Tool 50 - 1/4" 2 Flute Upcut Ball Nose Mill 0.7500 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 51|Tool 51 - 1/4" 2 Flute Ball Nose Downcut 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Surfacing Bits'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 60|Tool 60 - 2" 4 Flute Carbide Spoil Board Bit]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 61|Tool 61 - 2" 3 Flute Carbide Insert Spoil Board Bit]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Bowl & Tray'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 70|Tool 70 - 1-1/4" Bowl & Tray Bit 0.500 loc 2.250 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 71|Tool 71 - 3/4" Bowl & Tray Bit 0.625 loc 2.375 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Roundover / Form Tools'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 80|Tool 80 - 3/4" Point Roundover Bit 0.625 loc 2.250 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 81|Tool 81 - 1/2" Point Roundover Bit 0.500 loc 2.000 oal]]
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'''Specialty Tools'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 99|Tool 99 - Wired Touch Probe]]
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Nibblerbot/tools

2025-07-28T05:21:43Z

Billy:

==== '''Tool Groups''' ====


[[#V-bits_Engraving|T10–T19 / V-bits / Engraving]] 
[[#Upcut_Endmills|T20–T29 / Upcut Endmills]] 
[[#Downcut_Endmills|T30–T39 / Downcut Endmills]] 
[[#Compression_Endmills|T40–T49 / Compression Endmills]] 
[[#Ballnose_Endmills|T50–T59 / Ballnose Endmills]] 
[[#Surfacing_Bits|T60–T69 / Surfacing Bits]] 
[[#Bowl_&_Tray|T70–T79 / Bowl & Tray]] 
[[#Roundover_Form_Tools|T80–T89 / Roundover / Form Tools]] 
[[#Specialty_Tools|T90–T99 / Specialty Tools]] 


'''V-bits / Engraving'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 10|Tool 10 - 1/2" 90 V-Groove Bit 0.2500 loc 1.875 oal]]
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'''Upcut Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 20|Tool 20 - 3/16" 2 Flute Spiral Upcut 0.7500 loc 2.5000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 21|Tool 21 - 1/4" 2 Flute Upcut End Mill 0.7500 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 22|Tool 22 - 1/4" O Flut Carbide Upcut NARCO 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
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'''Downcut Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 30|Tool 30 - 3/16" 2 Flute Spiral Down Cut 0.7500 loc 2.5000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 31|Tool 31 - 1/4" 2 Flute Spiral Down Cut 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 32|Tool 32 - 1/2" 2FL Spiral Down Cut TAC 1.250 loc 3.000 oal]]
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'''Compression Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 40|Tool 40 - 1/4" 2 Flute COMP End Mill 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 41|Tool 41 - 1/4" 2FL COMP End Mill ASTRA 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 42|Tool 42 - 1/2" 2FL COMP End Mill NACRO 1.500 loc 4.000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 43|Tool 43 - 1/2" 2FL COMP End Mill TAC 1.250 loc 3.000 oal]]
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'''Ballnose Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 50|Tool 50 - 1/4" 2 Flute Upcut Ball Nose Mill 0.7500 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 51|Tool 51 - 1/4" 2 Flute Ball Nose Downcut 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
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'''Surfacing Bits'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 60|Tool 60 - 2" 4 Flute Carbide Spoil Board Bit]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 61|Tool 61 - 2" 3 Flute Carbide Insert Spoil Board Bit]]
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'''Bowl & Tray'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 70|Tool 70 - 1-1/4" Bowl & Tray Bit 0.500 loc 2.250 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 71|Tool 71 - 3/4" Bowl & Tray Bit 0.625 loc 2.375 oal]]
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'''Roundover / Form Tools'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 80|Tool 80 - 3/4" Point Roundover Bit 0.625 loc 2.250 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 81|Tool 81 - 1/2" Point Roundover Bit 0.500 loc 2.000 oal]]
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'''Specialty Tools'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 99|Tool 99 - Wired Touch Probe]]
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Nibblerbot/tools

2025-07-28T05:21:19Z

Billy:

'''Tool Groups'''


[[#V-bits_Engraving|T10–T19 / V-bits / Engraving]] 
[[#Upcut_Endmills|T20–T29 / Upcut Endmills]] 
[[#Downcut_Endmills|T30–T39 / Downcut Endmills]] 
[[#Compression_Endmills|T40–T49 / Compression Endmills]] 
[[#Ballnose_Endmills|T50–T59 / Ballnose Endmills]] 
[[#Surfacing_Bits|T60–T69 / Surfacing Bits]] 
[[#Bowl_&_Tray|T70–T79 / Bowl & Tray]] 
[[#Roundover_Form_Tools|T80–T89 / Roundover / Form Tools]] 
[[#Specialty_Tools|T90–T99 / Specialty Tools]] 


'''V-bits / Engraving'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 10|Tool 10 - 1/2" 90 V-Groove Bit 0.2500 loc 1.875 oal]]
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'''Upcut Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 20|Tool 20 - 3/16" 2 Flute Spiral Upcut 0.7500 loc 2.5000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 21|Tool 21 - 1/4" 2 Flute Upcut End Mill 0.7500 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 22|Tool 22 - 1/4" O Flut Carbide Upcut NARCO 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
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'''Downcut Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 30|Tool 30 - 3/16" 2 Flute Spiral Down Cut 0.7500 loc 2.5000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 31|Tool 31 - 1/4" 2 Flute Spiral Down Cut 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 32|Tool 32 - 1/2" 2FL Spiral Down Cut TAC 1.250 loc 3.000 oal]]
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'''Compression Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 40|Tool 40 - 1/4" 2 Flute COMP End Mill 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 41|Tool 41 - 1/4" 2FL COMP End Mill ASTRA 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 42|Tool 42 - 1/2" 2FL COMP End Mill NACRO 1.500 loc 4.000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 43|Tool 43 - 1/2" 2FL COMP End Mill TAC 1.250 loc 3.000 oal]]
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'''Ballnose Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 50|Tool 50 - 1/4" 2 Flute Upcut Ball Nose Mill 0.7500 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 51|Tool 51 - 1/4" 2 Flute Ball Nose Downcut 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
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'''Surfacing Bits'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 60|Tool 60 - 2" 4 Flute Carbide Spoil Board Bit]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 61|Tool 61 - 2" 3 Flute Carbide Insert Spoil Board Bit]]
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'''Bowl & Tray'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 70|Tool 70 - 1-1/4" Bowl & Tray Bit 0.500 loc 2.250 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 71|Tool 71 - 3/4" Bowl & Tray Bit 0.625 loc 2.375 oal]]
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'''Roundover / Form Tools'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 80|Tool 80 - 3/4" Point Roundover Bit 0.625 loc 2.250 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 81|Tool 81 - 1/2" Point Roundover Bit 0.500 loc 2.000 oal]]
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'''Specialty Tools'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 99|Tool 99 - Wired Touch Probe]]
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Nibblerbot/tools

2025-07-28T05:20:42Z

Billy:

'''Tool Groups'''


[[#V-bits_Engraving|T10–T19 / V-bits / Engraving]] 
[[#Upcut_Endmills|T20–T29 / Upcut Endmills]] 
[[#Downcut_Endmills|T30–T39 / Downcut Endmills]] 
[[#Compression_Endmills|T40–T49 / Compression Endmills]] 
[[#Ballnose_Endmills|T50–T59 / Ballnose Endmills]] 
[[#Surfacing_Bits|T60–T69 / Surfacing Bits]] 
[[#Bowl_&_Tray|T70–T79 / Bowl & Tray]] 
[[#Roundover_Form_Tools|T80–T89 / Roundover / Form Tools]] 
[[#Specialty_Tools|T90–T99 / Specialty Tools]] 


'''V-bits / Engraving'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 10|Tool 10 - 1/2" 90 V-Groove Bit 0.2500 loc 1.875 oal]]
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'''Upcut Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 20|Tool 20 - 3/16" 2 Flute Spiral Upcut 0.7500 loc 2.5000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 21|Tool 21 - 1/4" 2 Flute Upcut End Mill 0.7500 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 22|Tool 22 - 1/4" O Flut Carbide Upcut NARCO 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
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'''Downcut Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 30|Tool 30 - 3/16" 2 Flute Spiral Down Cut 0.7500 loc 2.5000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 31|Tool 31 - 1/4" 2 Flute Spiral Down Cut 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 32|Tool 32 - 1/2" 2FL Spiral Down Cut TAC 1.250 loc 3.000 oal]]
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'''Compression Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 40|Tool 40 - 1/4" 2 Flute COMP End Mill 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 41|Tool 41 - 1/4" 2FL COMP End Mill ASTRA 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 42|Tool 42 - 1/2" 2FL COMP End Mill NACRO 1.500 loc 4.000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 43|Tool 43 - 1/2" 2FL COMP End Mill TAC 1.250 loc 3.000 oal]]
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'''Ballnose Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 50|Tool 50 - 1/4" 2 Flute Upcut Ball Nose Mill 0.7500 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 51|Tool 51 - 1/4" 2 Flute Ball Nose Downcut 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
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'''Surfacing Bits'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 60|Tool 60 - 2" 4 Flute Carbide Spoil Board Bit]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 61|Tool 61 - 2" 3 Flute Carbide Insert Spoil Board Bit]]
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'''Bowl & Tray'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 70|Tool 70 - 1-1/4" Bowl & Tray Bit 0.500 loc 2.250 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 71|Tool 71 - 3/4" Bowl & Tray Bit 0.625 loc 2.375 oal]]
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'''Roundover / Form Tools'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 80|Tool 80 - 3/4" Point Roundover Bit 0.625 loc 2.250 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 81|Tool 81 - 1/2" Point Roundover Bit 0.500 loc 2.000 oal]]
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'''Specialty Tools'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 99|Tool 99 - Wired Touch Probe]]
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Nibblerbot/tools

2025-07-28T05:20:08Z

Billy:

'''Tool Groups'''


[[#V-bits_Engraving|T10–T19 / V-bits / Engraving]] 
[[#Upcut_Endmills|T20–T29 / Upcut Endmills]] 
[[#Downcut_Endmills|T30–T39 / Downcut Endmills]] 
[[#Compression_Endmills|T40–T49 / Compression Endmills]] 
[[#Ballnose_Endmills|T50–T59 / Ballnose Endmills]] 
[[#Surfacing_Bits|T60–T69 / Surfacing Bits]] 
[[#Bowl_&_Tray|T70–T79 / Bowl & Tray]] 
[[#Roundover_Form_Tools|T80–T89 / Roundover / Form Tools]] 
[[#Specialty_Tools|T90–T99 / Specialty Tools]] 


'''V-bits / Engraving'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 10|Tool 10 - 1/2" 90 V-Groove Bit 0.2500 loc 1.875 oal]]
[[#Top|[Top]]]


'''Upcut Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 20|Tool 20 - 3/16" 2 Flute Spiral Upcut 0.7500 loc 2.5000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 21|Tool 21 - 1/4" 2 Flute Upcut End Mill 0.7500 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 22|Tool 22 - 1/4" O Flut Carbide Upcut NARCO 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
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'''Downcut Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 30|Tool 30 - 3/16" 2 Flute Spiral Down Cut 0.7500 loc 2.5000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 31|Tool 31 - 1/4" 2 Flute Spiral Down Cut 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 32|Tool 32 - 1/2" 2FL Spiral Down Cut TAC 1.250 loc 3.000 oal]]
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'''Compression Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 40|Tool 40 - 1/4" 2 Flute COMP End Mill 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 41|Tool 41 - 1/4" 2FL COMP End Mill ASTRA 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 42|Tool 42 - 1/2" 2FL COMP End Mill NACRO 1.500 loc 4.000 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 43|Tool 43 - 1/2" 2FL COMP End Mill TAC 1.250 loc 3.000 oal]]
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'''Ballnose Endmills'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 50|Tool 50 - 1/4" 2 Flute Upcut Ball Nose Mill 0.7500 loc 2.500 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 51|Tool 51 - 1/4" 2 Flute Ball Nose Downcut 1.000 loc 2.500 oal]]
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'''Surfacing Bits'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 60|Tool 60 - 2" 4 Flute Carbide Spoil Board Bit]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 61|Tool 61 - 2" 3 Flute Carbide Insert Spoil Board Bit]]
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'''Bowl & Tray'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 70|Tool 70 - 1-1/4" Bowl & Tray Bit 0.500 loc 2.250 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 71|Tool 71 - 3/4" Bowl & Tray Bit 0.625 loc 2.375 oal]]
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'''Roundover / Form Tools'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 80|Tool 80 - 3/4" Point Roundover Bit 0.625 loc 2.250 oal]]
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 81|Tool 81 - 1/2" Point Roundover Bit 0.500 loc 2.000 oal]]
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'''Specialty Tools'''
*[[Nibblerbot/tools/tool 99|Tool 99 - Wired Touch Probe]]
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