Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Fire risk when wood routing

Removing the dust is always a good idea, but doesn't really solve the problem
of starting the fire, just helping after it starts.

Remeber a few tips to help keep fire from starting in the first place. Keep
your cutting tools very SHARP and CLEAN. The more pitch build-up on the
tools, the hotter they get. Minimize friction by keeping them sharp.
Remember to cut at an appropriate speed, too fast or too slow will generate
more heat as well. Also a good vacuum system will help cool the chips and
dust before it gets into the container where the fire would start.

Hope this helps, Jeff