Re: Using small end mills on a lower-RPM machine (PCNC 1100)
You must not have GWizard set for a PCNC1100 if you are getting that high of a rpm.
I have cut some features using a 1/16" end mill in steel and aluminum with my 1100, I used GWizard and ran quite a few of the parts. Depth of cut is the critical part of GWizard, everything else it figures out great. I have 100% faith in its outputs. Just remember GIGO.
I always rough my material down with larger end mils and then finish with the smaller to get the needed small radius cuts, another trick is to drill out the corner first.
RAD. Yes those are my initials. Idea, design, build, use. It never ends.
PCNC1100 Series II, w/S3 upgrade, PDB, ATC & 4th's, PCNC1100 Series II, 4th