Tree Journeyman 200R Milling Machine Project Page 2

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The trip went flawlessly by the way.

Just before we're ready to strap up, secure everything and leave.

Here we are back home and I'm taking a pic of the very first thing I'm going to machine in my new baby. It's actually a clutch piece from my Clausing 6913 Lathe that I'm restoring. You can see pics of that project at... http://oupower.com/index.php?dir=_My_Projects/_Shop_Projects/Clausing%206913%20Lathe

I am brand new to the CNC functions on this machine so I was doing this manually. The manual control is on the left for X and on the front of the table for Y. I have no idea what speed and feed I should be using so I'm worried about dulling or even breaking this nice 4 flute end-mill.