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    Well for a feed of about 1000 mm/min the suggested RPM was about 5000 so I guessed he would be using something faster.
    So for 10000 RPM it works out at about 2000 mm/min
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    Well for a feed of about 1000 mm/min the suggested RPM was about 5000 so I guessed he would be using something faster.
    So for 10000 RPM it works out at about 2000 mm/min
    Ah I see you worked it backwards, then yes that computes assuming he used a calculator in the first place ..Clive
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