??? 02/25/09 23:09 Modified: 02/25/09 23:10 Read: times |
#162846 - How does the LPKF machine do as a drill? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Can you drill really small (<10-mil) holes with this thing?
One of my clients bought one of these, albeit a mite faster spindle (100krpm) and complains that he nearly always breaks bits, often more than one per minute of operating time, smears the copper rather than milling it, etc. Can you shed any light on that? RE |
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