Miter Fold Cutting with ShopSabre CNC Router

Routerbob demonstrates how to use miter fold cutting on a ShopSabre IS Series 408 Router and Sketch Up Software with Vectric V Carve Software. Miter fold cutting is used with a large V bit with a small thickness of material remaining to create a hinge and square corner.
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[@Sbregher]

OMG! This is the best technique ever!! Thank you so much "Router Bob" for showing us how it's done!

[@camaro375]

This is great timing I literally have to do this on my next job

[@shopsabre]

Perfect! Glad we could help!

[@ersdds1]

Nice video. You could also use the painters tape on the in side of the board ( next to the cuts) to quickly clean up the excess glue squeeze out

[@shopsabre]

Great tip!

[@jesusrodriguezgarcia9279]

Great video, I would like you to go deeper into the tooling, which drill bit you select, and what parameters you use to set it up.

[@shopsabre]

We use Vortex tools and their recommended setup

[@lanpheare]

@@shopsabre It would be awesome to know exactly what bit or what parameters the bit needs to follow. Meaning, does it need to be a 90 degree Vbit that has edges longer than the depth of the material?? I imagine if they were shorter you wouldnt get a true 45 degree chamfer?

[@MIA-ez6ei]

@@shopsabre They do not have a tool database, unfortunately. Can we get the cut parameters for this V-Bit please

[@cobrafoaminsertsandcases6060]

Do you think this will work the same with MDF core veneers?

[@shopsabre]

The concept should considering the way it works however we have not personally done this in that material here at the shop

[@colormeblooodred8500]

Yes it works

[@MrJcTTK]

what is the v bit tool number?

[@shopsabre]

We recommend Vortex Tool

[@MIA-ez6ei]

I have been trying to use MDF with maple veneer and I can't get it not to crack when I fold it. I am using Vortex tool #7055 90 degree V bit. I really need the more help on this please anyone?

[@shopsabre]

If you have a ShopSabre, the tech support team will be your best contact during normal business hours.

[@domenicaloisio5136]

I had some success spraying the veneer with water and bending it a little at a time.