You want to know all about photo encaustic. You love photography and want to put more of yourself into your work. You want to have fun exploring your images while being more hands-on. I love that too. That is what drew me to photo encaustic. That and the way the light pulls me into the image.
I would like to know why 118 degrees made the standard tip angle for a drill bit.Or for that matter, 135 degrees? 1. Is there anything called standard tip angle? 2. What factors determine the choice of the tip angle? P.S: I posted the same question in Aerospace forum : http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=347077
Most angle-cutting router bits follow the same convention (except that they use term chamfer instead of bevel to describe the angled cut they make) - the cutting edge of a 22-1/2 degree chamfer bit tips inward from the surface of the router's base or the surface of a table router table at a 67-1/2 degree angle.