Q: What standard tool bits does the IMCNC engraver include?
4025A020     0.25R Fine Detail Solid Carbide CNC Bit
4050A020     0.50R Fine Detail Solid Carbide CNC Bit
4050C150     0.50R Tapered Ball Tip Solid Carbide CNC Bit
4250B120     2.5 mm Spiral Plunge Solid Carbide Bit
4400B150     4.0 mm Spiral Plunge Solid Carbide Bit
4100G040    1 mm Single Flute Straight Plunge Solid Carbide CNC Bit
4400H150    4 mm Double Flute Straight Plunge Solid Carbide CNC Bit
4635V030     30° V-Groove Carbide CNC Bits
4100E150     1.0R Half-Conical Solid Carbide CNC Bit

Q: How to choose cutting tool bits? 
A: Choose the tool bits diameter based on the level of detail in the design.

Q: When to use which cutting tool bits?A: We will provide the specifications for the tool bits, and you can preview the carving effect by selecting the appropriate tool bits in Vectric software.

Q: Can the IMCNC Engraver's tool bits only purchase from IMCNC? Is there a standardized specification?A: The handle diameter is a universal specification (4mm, 6mm; ER11), allowing compatibility with other brands of cutting tools.

Q: How long can tool bits be used? A: The usage time of the cutting tool will be influenced by the hardness of the material, speed, and method of engraving. I    MCNC suggests users to record the usage time of each tool bits to facilitate the estimation of tool bits life.

Q: Are there any other consumables besides cutting tools?A: Consumables mainly consist of tool bits, while other machine components are less prone to wear and can be replaced as needed.

Q: When cutting acrylic, what type of tool is recommended?What are the optimal cutting speed and spindle speed?
A: 4025A020, 4050A020.

Q: I Found that part of the engraving object surface was not engraved.
A: It is possible that the thickness of the material itself is uneven, and the engraving starting point is set at the thickest part of the material. This may happen that part of the material surface is not engraved. Therefore, the starting point should be set at the thinnest point of the engraving material.It is possible that the tool bit breaks during the engraving.

Q: The engraved results different from the simulated results in the software. Is there a misconfiguration or error in the settings?A: Before engraving, you can perform a preview of the toolpath in the CAM software. This allows you to troubleshoot and verify tool parameters by examining the simulated preview results. Ensuring correct tool settings is essential for achieving consistent and accurate engraving results.