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| I believe it is similar to 2014 aircraft grade aluminum. I would start right around 400sfm-1000sfm depending on cutter and then a chip load sutable for the cutter such as .001 for a 1/8" end mill 900sfm, .003 for a .25 end mill about 600 sfm, .08 for a .75 rougher and 400 sfm. Then just tweek it to your particular machine / and cuttin conditions. You also need to address pockets differently than side milling etc. I would go to the companies web site who makes your tooling and see what they recomend as they are all a little different. Hope that helps. |
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