FSWizard 4+

Name: FSWizard
Rating: 4.6 (45 reviews)
Author: Eldar Gerfanov

Eldar Gerfanov

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CNC Milling and Turning Speed and Feed Calculator (Wizard)
Absolutely the best CNC machinist speed and feed calculator around.
Calculate cutting conditions simply by choosing your work and tool material.
No need to know any numbers.
FSWizard will automatically use recommended cutting speed and chip-load.

Made by a machinist for machinists.

Improve productivity and optimize cutter life.
Supports Chip thinning and HSM machining.
Suggests optimum cutting depth and balances cutting parameters.

*Milling, drilling, and turning speeds and feeds for various materials.

* Built-in Drill and Tap charts for both imperial and metric systems will not leave you looking for one in your toolbox.

*Tap drill sizes for most common imperial and metric taps.

*Tap drill sizes for BSP and NPT pipe threads.
*GD&T Reference
*Triangle Calculator will be a great help to anyone who needs to calculate oblique or a right angle triangle

*Fillet Calculator will find tangent points to a circle and two lines

*Milling Tools available: Solid End-mill, Indexed End-mill, and Face-mill, Solid and indexable drills
*Drilling Tools: Jobber Drill, Hi-Performance Parabolic Drill, Spade Drill, Reamer
*Turning Tools: Profiling and Grooving

Charts: Drill chart, Imperial, Metric, Pipe Tap charts are also included in the free version.

FSWizard works with both metric and imperial units.

The free version has All major groups of materials.

2024년 1월 21일

버전 2.3.6

Added multilingual support.

4.6/5

45개의 평가

This and HSMAdvisor are great

I bought the HSMAdvisor program (it’s their full desktop program) and they give you the Pro version of this app for free. They both work great. The desktop program is the best I’ve tried for feeds and speeds and having the Pro version of FSWizard for nice for quick reference. I definitely recommend it

Almost great

A new feature is center drill depth very nice but .......... center drills come in both 90 and 60 degree included angles. With no reference on the drawing we do not know with which we are dealing. Maybe you can add the nomenclature or note in a upcoming revision. And hint, hint have the feature to compute either in a further revision. Also you might reference the point length and angle. As you know by your advertised ‘tonns’ of experience - it is the little things in machining that are the biggest help! But overall a nice go to app and thank you!

Best Money Youll Ever Spend In Machining

Been using the product for probably close to a decade and I still use it. Immediate ROI. Best money ive ever spent on a tool for machining hands down.

-C H