Speeds and feeds
Enter the cutting speed and your tool, and get spindle speed and feed rate for milling and turning.
Get the number. Get back to cutting.
CNC Cube gives you spindle speed, feed rate, thread sizes, metal removal and coolant pressure in seconds, in metric or imperial. Built by a machinist, for the shop floor.
Download on theApp Store
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- Built by a CNC machinist
- Metric and imperial
- Favorites and history
Stop doing shop math by hand
Every setup starts with the same few calculations. CNC Cube does them while you're still holding the tool.
Without CNC Cube
- Walking to the speeds chart on the wall
- Phone calculator and a scrap of paper
- Looking up tap drills in a catalog
- Converting an inch print to millimeters in your head
Minutesper setup, every time
With CNC Cube
- RPM and feed from your cutting speed and tool
- Every thread size and tap drill in one place
- One tap between metric and imperial
- Your last jobs saved, ready for the next run
Secondsand the phone goes back in your pocket
Everything you reach for at the machine
Six tools, one app, no hunting through menus.
Threads
Metric and inch sizes with tap drills and diameters.
Metal removal rate
Compare roughing strategies by how much metal they actually take.
Coolant pressure
bar, psi and MPa for through-spindle and flood coolant.
Metric or imperial
Every calculator switches together. Inch prints on a metric machine are no problem.
Ø 12.000mm
65m/min
Favorites and history
Star the setups you run every week. The next time the job comes back, the numbers are already there.
Made at the machine, not in an office.
CNC Cube is built in Norway by a CNC machinist who started as an apprentice and now works as a production engineer. The calculators in the app are the ones new operators asked about again and again.
Questions
Which devices does CNC Cube run on?
CNC Cube is an iPhone app, available on the App Store.
Does it work in both metric and imperial?
Yes. One tap switches every calculator between millimeters and inches, m/min and SFM, bar and psi.
Are there ads?
The app shows ads. A one-time in-app purchase removes them for good.
Where do I get the cutting speed?
From your tool maker's catalog or the box the tool came in. Enter it in m/min or SFM, and CNC Cube works out the spindle speed and feed rate for your tool.
Can I suggest a calculator?
Yes, please do. Send it to support.cncflow@gmail.com. New calculators are added based on what machinists ask for.
Your next setup is already waiting
Download CNC Cube and have the answer before the chips start flying.
Download on theApp Store
On a computer?Scan with your iPhone camera
On a computer?Scan with your iPhone camera
