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Notice how there is always a hole that is smaller at the bottom than the top once you have milled a hole into it, using high-speed machinery? The reason for this is that the tool deflects. Tool deflection occurs once the tool is forced to bend.
Finding new ways to reduce production costs is a constant challenge for manufacturers. Taking the time to evaluate and improve the CNC design process before production begins is an invaluable asset to optimising efficiency and quality.
The depth a CNC router can cut depends on several factors, including the router's Z-axis travel, the length of the cutting tool, and the material being cut.
Has someone ever wondered how it could be for sign workers and designers without the proper designing systems to do that?