Machining App for Machinists

It’s basically so ungodly useless it won’t let you write GM code ya know the most important part of learning Cnc mechanizing. learning how to do Feeds and RPM Here if your not knowing how 3.82X mill or drill speed divid by dia there ya go that’s it unsure how anyone would struggle with that.

New update forces the collection of email address. And forces the user to agree with getting spam.

The app itself is amazing and it does everything I need it to. It is just really annoying having to pay $5 for an app with a permanent ad at the bottom, that's why it's 3 stars not 5.

I really recommend this App for those of you who are in machining field.. I wish I had this App 5 years back when I started my… job Beside its help in regular machining work, I learned a lot on the basics of machining from this App.. A simple but very useful tool

To the Developer: I hate to slam any of these apps that try to educate Machinists, but please go back and review what information you have put into this app. Although this app has some nice pictures and explains how to use each area, the fields you need to populate are cluttered on the screen due to the graphics. Most apps similar to this don't need to have explanations as they are self-explanatory. I do like how one answer leads into the next question. The Machining Parameters section is vague. Take for instance the Stainless Steel Section. There are several types of Stainless Steels and the proper SFM can vary quite a bit depending upon material hardness as well as which coating and carbide substrate is used, thus the reason why other apps probably don't include this detail and mislead someone unless provided by a tool manufacturer promoting their own product. The Turning Feed section should have some correlation between Depth of Cut and type of Tool Nose Radius at the least. The Milling Feed section needs to take into consideration Diameter of Tool and the Depth of Cut and available Horsepower. I wouldn't try those feedrates on Stainless or Alloy Steels unless I had my hand on the Big Red Button. The Tap Drill Sizes are based off of older Drill Charts. Beware as the percentage of threads these suggest can cause problems with tap breakage or sloppy gaging. I prefer it when you can calculate the Minor Diameter Hole Size by the percentage of thread you wish for the fit you are after. Nice start, I'm sure to use it at times. But there are other apps that still are much more accurate, user friendly and not cluttered.

Really useful App… The best of its kind that o have ever seen. Very easy to use with very useful reference tables that usually I need them in the shop… I love having my phone as a tool at my work.. Feedback: It would be nice if you add more speed and rate data for other materials ..

I have downloaded several machining apps, but this one has the nicest graphic interface with step-by-step calculations.

It is a very practical tool with a nice graphical user interface.