To access speeds and feeds information for your Harvey Tool product, head to to find speeds and feeds libraries for every tool. Instead, we encourage machinists to access the speeds and feeds resources that we offer to dial accurate running parameters based on their material, application, and machine capabilities. To ensure the best possible machining results, we have decided not to prepopulate speeds and feeds information into our tool libraries. They can be reached Monday-Friday from 8 AM to 7 PM EST at 86, or by email at. If you have further questions about speeds and feeds, please reach out to our Technical Support team.
To learn more about Machining Advisor Pro and get started today, visit If you have any questions about MAP, please reach out to us at MAP is available free of charge as a web-based desktop app, or as a downloadable application on the App Store for iOS and Google Play. Machining Advisor Pro (MAP) generates specialized machining parameters by pairing the unique geometries of your Helical Solutions end mill with your exact tool path, material, and machine setup. To access speeds and feeds information for your Helical Solutions end mills, we recommend using our Machining Advisor Pro application. Could someone in the Forum shed some light and help me out? I have done some research, but the only information I found similar to what I am trying to do is in this latest Autodesk Fusion 360 video “ 360 LIVE: Rotary Machining (4th Axis Simultaneous Machining) Deep Dive”.To ensure the best possible machining results, we have decided not to prepopulate speeds and feeds information into our tool libraries. So far, I can’t figure out how to finish the 2 fillets profile with a rotating machining function. And finally, I was able to finish the side walls with a Swarf function. For the next step, I created an offset surface to the bottom diameter to help with the roughing of that part with a Flow (multi-axis milling) function. I did the roughing in 3 stage with the Pocket function (see picture). I am struggling a bit with the finishing contour of the pedestal (with the two fillets).
My machine has 5 axis capability (B and C are the rotary angle, C can rotate continuously). I am trying to machine the part shown in the attached picture. I have been using Inventor CAM Ultimate (Build 7.2, Inventor Professional 2020, Build 168) for a couple of months.
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