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I was just suggesting the cutter to use. ![]() Surely you could 'fake' it. You should have no problem programming for an end mill to machine a step along the side. Treat the slotting cutter in a similar manner; if it was an end mill it would make a step down to the bottom edge of your keyway but because the cut does not extend all the way up the shank it is making a slot. The one thing you would have to be sure of is that it was moved away from the material before going down in Z and similarly moved away before retracting Z.
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