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    I would say ramp slower, as it can only but help in machining any material, typically ramping is used to for hard materials so as not to "ding" the cutter and things like that.

    Find a happy medium for your machine, tooling and or application?

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    Last edited by Lee Roberts; 13-06-2014 at 02:40 PM.
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