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Machine parts with precision from more than 100 visual guides that bring together numbers such as cutting speed, feed, depth of cut and RPM for the main material, process and tool combinations on the lathe and the mill.
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Instead of gambling the part, the insert and the spindle time to find the numbers from scratch, you start from a reference built for that material, that process and that tool.
No more scrubbing through one more video, waiting on a forum thread to answer, or clicking through a tooling catalog for a speed somebody else ran once. You’ll have your own library to pull from whenever you need it.
Cutting speed? Feed? Depth of cut? RPM? Pull the guide for the right combination and you’ll have a clear starting point before the spindle ever turns.
Steel, stainless, aluminum, gray iron, brass and bronze, in turning and in milling, manual or CNC, according to the guide for each situation.
When the part comes off wrong, the guide gives you something to measure it against. Wrong chip color, chatter, a finish that won’t clean up, the Expected Result field shows you what to look at and which number to move on the next pass.
You’ll still dial it in on your own machine, but you won’t be starting in the dark anymore. With an organized reference in hand, it gets much simpler to pick the numbers and repeat a result that already worked.
Your time belongs to the spindle, not to a dozen open browser tabs
A material or a combination you’ve never cut shows up? Instead of wondering which speed or feed to try first, you check an organized reference for that situation and start with real direction.
Ever cooked an insert on the first pass and had to stop the job to change it out? Starting from a reference is what keeps that from being the way you learn a new material.
One video says one thing, the next guy says something completely different, and you still can’t tell which one fits your machine. Now the answer sits in one library you can open in the middle of the job.
Instead of copying a number you found online, you’ll have a reference presented by material, by process, by tool and by type of operation.
Start your test cut from a more targeted reference and understand better what to adjust to chase a cleaner cut and a more precise finish.
Apprentice or seasoned machinist, you’ll have a reference sitting next to you, so you don’t have to lean only on memory when a new part lands on the bench.
More than 100 one page guides, organized by material, process and tool. Everything lands in your inbox right away.
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Read the chip, the chatter and the finish, then know which number to move first and which way to move it.
Your material isn’t in the library? Land on the closest covered spec and the direction to shift from there.
Prove the number on a drop before the good stock, so a bad guess costs you a test cut and nothing else.
Long reach, thin wall, interrupted cut: know what to back off before the first pass, on one printed card.
Write down the material, the numbers and the result, and your shop ends up with a record it can trust.
Turn the numbers into cycle time, and cycle time into a quote you can hand a customer with a straight face.
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Different shops, different jobs, the same page open at the machine.
“When I started here I was guessing at every setup and hoping nobody was watching. Now I pull the sheet for whatever I'm cutting and I walk up to the lathe already knowing where to put it. The chips come off looking like the guide says they should, and that's how I know I'm in the right place.”
Apprentice machinist, Akron, Ohio, United States
“I've run a lathe most of my working life, and stainless still made me slow down and second guess my own numbers. Now I open the 304 page, set the machine where the guide starts me, and take a test cut on a drop before I touch the good stock. The face comes off clean and I've stopped burning inserts just to find out what works.”
CNC machinist, Rockford, Illinois, United States
“In maintenance, whatever breaks is what I'm cutting that day, and a lot of it is old cast iron nobody ever wrote anything down about. I keep the guide open on my phone at the mill and go straight to the material sitting in my vise. When a line is down, I can't afford to learn the hard way that coolant was the wrong call.”
Maintenance machinist, Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States
Open it, go through the guides, and see whether it earns a spot next to your machine. Nothing here asks you to decide blind:
👉 You open it. You look it over. And 15 days of guarantee stand behind it.
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Payment clears and access opens on its own. No waiting in line, and nobody on the other end has to approve you.
Check the inbox you paid with. That’s where the files show up, 100% digital, with no app to install.
Open it on your phone, your tablet or your computer, right next to the machine.
Not necessarily, and that difference matters. The guides give you reference numbers for the material, the process, the tool and the type of machine. Since equipment, setup rigidity and the batch of stock all vary, you use the listed setting as a starting point and dial it in on your own machine.
Yes. That’s exactly the point. If you still freeze when it’s time to pick cutting speed, feed, depth of cut or RPM, you stop figuring it out alone and start from an organized reference that shows you where to begin.
Yes. Even with years on the machine, a material, a tool or an operation outside your routine shows up, and you want a fast reference instead of stopping the job to research from zero.
The library covers 1020, 1045 and 4140 steel, 304 and 316 stainless, 6061 and 7075 aluminum, gray cast iron, brass and bronze.
Yes. The library covers turning and milling, manual and CNC, with guides organized by material first and then by process.
Material, ISO 513 grade class, process, operation type, recommended tool, cutting speed, feed, depth of cut, RPM already calculated, coolant, expected result and CNC compatibility.
There’s plenty of loose information in videos, groups and forums. What the library does is keep you from having to search, compare and organize it all over again every time a different job comes in.
It’s 100% digital. You’ll read it on your phone, tablet or computer, including right there in the shop, next to the machine.
Yes, you get 15 days to go through the guides and request a refund if it doesn’t do what you expected.
The Basic Plan is $9.90 and includes the 100 Machining Speeds and Feeds Guides. The Complete Plan is $14.90 and adds all 6 bonuses on top of the guides: Chip and Chatter Troubleshooter, Closest Match Material Chart, Test Cut Before Good Stock, Safe First Pass Shop Card, Proven Numbers Shop Log and Cycle Time and Quote Worksheet. Both are a one-time payment.