Thanks, that’s quite a drive for me.You can get to a fine point like that if you use a 30° V cutter. You can do a V-carve strategy with the 30° and then pocket out the main part with a 1/4" or 1/8" endmill. If you didn't want the 30° angle along the edges, you can fudge the lines and just have the 30° V cutter just cut in the sharp areas and then make those spots vertical with a chisel. This is what I do to clean up the corners of a rectangular mortise joint when I cut it on the CNC.
I could do this for you but I am in Virginia.
You can get to a fine point like that if you use a 30° V cutter. You can do a V-carve strategy with the 30° and then pocket out the main part with a 1/4" or 1/8" endmill. If you didn't want the 30° angle along the edges, you can fudge the lines and just have the 30° V cutter just cut in the sharp areas and then make those spots vertical with a chisel. This is what I do to clean up the corners of a rectangular mortise joint when I cut it on the CNC.
I could do this for you but I am in Virginia.
Thanks Jack, will contact him if my hand attempt fails.Did you try vetteman brad on this site?