
Machining Speeds & Feeds Card
One page. Speeds, chip load and drill feed, imperial and metric.
$3.99
BuyDrop in a DXF to view it, measure distances and angles, toggle layers, delete stray construction lines, and export a cleaned file — all in your browser, nothing uploaded. Reads out total cut length and pierce count so you can sanity-check a part before cutting or quoting.

One page. Speeds, chip load and drill feed, imperial and metric.
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27 pages. Milling, drilling, tapping, turning and CNC routing.
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Quote shop work and check operations against your spindle's top speed.
Excel or Google Sheets. Best on a computer.
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Card, 27-page guide and the estimator workbook. All six files.
Excel or Google Sheets. Best on a computer.
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Messy DXFs inflate pierce counts, stretch cut length, and hide duplicate construction lines that only show up on the table. This viewer keeps the file on your machine — pan, measure, toggle layers, delete strays, auto-clean duplicates, then export a clean ASCII DXF. Walk through the workflow in How to Clean Up a Messy DXF Before Cutting or Quoting.
If every export from the same CAD source arrives broken, fix the source drawing — not just the file. Compare approaches in DXF Cleanup: When to Fix the File vs Fix the Source Drawing. For load failures, unit mismatches, and pierce quirks, see Common DXF Viewer Problems and Fixes.
Send the cleaned DXF to the Cut-Cost & Time Estimator for pierce/length-based pricing, or the 2D Sheet Nesting Optimizer for true-shape plate layouts. For 1D bar/tube stock, use the Cut List Optimizer.