Thread: Spindle Speeds
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10-10-2020 #2
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The key is you always want to be cutting, never rubbing. This is something that applies to any material you're trying to machine.
Spindle speed is a product of how fast your machine can move, recommended surface cutter speed (aka the diameter of the cutter), and spindle power.
Try running some figures through some of the feed/speed calculators like https://app.fswizard.com/
This will give you some ball park figures, but will still need some experimentation for specific cutters/machines.Avoiding the rubbish customer service from AluminiumWarehouse since July '13.
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