Carving Logo using Giant V Bit @ToolsToday
Carving Logo using Giant V Bit  @ToolsToday
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Carving our logo and painting it on some 1/2" plywood. What do you think of how it turned out? Links to all tools used are down below.
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I first applied Oramask 813, and then clamped it on his Axiom AR8 CNC. Then the item no. RC-1111 140° Insert carbide ‘V’-Groove router bit featuring 3-5/64" diameter, 1/2" cut height and 1/2” shank.
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RPM: 18,000
Feed Rate: 60ipm
Plunge Rate: 30ipm
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This bit makes a very clean cut with no cleanup work needed at all especially with the cleanup pass built into the Vectric software! It is perfect for situations like this with a large logo and 1/2" plywood since it doesn't carve deep to fill the design.
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The piece was then painted using a custom mix of General Finishes Holiday Red and Sunglow Yellow milk paint. After it was dry, the mask was peeled off to reveal the finished sign! I'm very happy with how this sign turned out!

Tools Used:

Design Software - Vectric V-Carve Pro -
toolstoday.com/cnc-machines-accessories/cnc-software.html

Amana Tool RC-1111 Insert V-Groove 140 Deg x 1/2 CH x 1/2 Inch SHK CNC Router Bit
toolstoday.com/v-13299-rc-1111.html

Oracal ORAMASK 813 Stencil Film 12 Inch Wide x 20 Foot Long Roll
toolstoday.com/v-14855-ora813.html

Weeding Tool
toolstoday.com/v-14854-silhouette-hook.html
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