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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonathan View Post
    You've said the reason for wanting 1000rpm is for a fly cutter ...
    For mild steel, 1000rpm is 32mm cutter diameter... 1mm depth of cut, 155mm/min, power is 63W
    For aluminium, 1000rpm is 140mm cutter diameter...1mm depth of cut, 310mm/min, power is 38W
    Doesn't it also depend on the width of the cut or am I missing something?

    Russell.

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    Quote Originally Posted by russell View Post
    Doesn't it also depend on the width of the cut or am I missing something?

    Russell.
    It does... I made a mistake and forgot to change the width of the cut when I calculated those. If it is full width of the cutter, then for steel it is about 105W and aluminium 160W assuming cutting full width of cutter.

    The conclusion for a fly cutter is still the same, however a face mill will require the power above multiplied by the number of inserts... so too much. The thing is does it really matter ... with the machine being CNC you can generally just increase the depth of cut untill you hit the power limit and leave it to take as many cuts as required.

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