When your cutting into epoxy do you by chance generate more static electricity than say wood ?
My reason for asking . Yesterday I was cutting a female pocket into the back of a clock blank I was making . Nothing that I haven’t done many times before . The cut kept failing . 30% done then errors pop up . Restart , 35 % done then disconnect . Reset then 40% done and errors again .
Stepped back and took a break . Threw on a piece of wood . Ran the same tool path . No problem . Ran perfect . Placed the clock blank back in . Ran the tool path . 52% then disconnected. Reset start again 78% errors . Start again 93% disconnected. Reset and got it finally done .
The center of this clock was mostly made up of hardened resin . I noticed the chips seem to be very ( clingy) they ( stick) to everything and appear to be static charged so that’s why I’m thinking that may have been the issue .
Any thoughts
Quebecnewf