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  1. 27-04-2014 #1
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    It seems like you have to change the percentage figure in the 'SFM:' drop down and this calculates an appropriate spindle speed. The maximum spindle speed is set by entering a figure in the 'Max RPM' box.
    I just selected SFM percentages until it gave me a decent spindle speed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by EddyCurrent View Post
    It seems like you have to change the percentage figure in the 'SFM:' drop down and this calculates an appropriate spindle speed. The maximum spindle speed is set by entering a figure in the 'Max RPM' box.
    I just selected SFM percentages until it gave me a decent spindle speed.
    Eddy. How can you comment on the feed rate unless you know what Routercnc spindle speed was? in the first place as I didn't see it in his post. Just wondering. ..Clive
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