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We've swapped to TD's burs, and the cutting diameter is a few millimeters shorter than the stock burs, so they get pinched every once in a while between the stock and the part, and causes slippage, and ruins the entire job. Is there a workaround for this, or an adjustment to the strategy that could be made to compensate? Our reseller is telling us that we can't make this adjustment, and we either have to buy stock burs or write whole new strategies to make the adjustment, and if we use our own strategies, we will no longer be eligible for CAM support service.
For clarification, the stock Roland burs are roughly 19mm from the tip to the beginning of the taper, whereas the TD burs are roughly 17mm to the same point.
Thanks in advance for any help you could offer!
Edit: This is Sum3D, btw.
For clarification, the stock Roland burs are roughly 19mm from the tip to the beginning of the taper, whereas the TD burs are roughly 17mm to the same point.
Thanks in advance for any help you could offer!
Edit: This is Sum3D, btw.
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