The model is a AOD255 Intel Atom CPU N550 1.5 GHZ 32 BITĪny ideas to speed up or resolve ?. I am running windows 7 ultimate and am showing a windows index performance of 2. To me it seems if there is not enough memory to the video raM, but I am not sure this is possible. Boundary Offset The center of the tool will go to the edge of the specified boundary. This is similar to Model Boundary, but only specific to the named level. Selected Level: The combined boundaries of all the components on the specified level. Its as if something is running in the back ground but when I check the percentages are so low or neglible that it appears nothing is running, yet when I look at the activity hd light on the freont is always on and never fl8ickers unless I start the unit. Selected Vector (s): Selected vectors are used as the machining boundary. I have up=graded the ram to 2mb but this doesnt seen to have had any effect. Lots of practicing and notes.I dont know if this nis the right forum as there are no drop options for Aspire One units ? any ideas ?Īnyway have had this laptop for some time ,and quite like it, but uit is very slow. This is pretty much what I have been doing. SteveM wrote:Speeds and Feeds depend on what you actually want to cut. Start from there and make adjustments accordingly. When you use Vectric software, in their tool data base there are already suggested speeds and feeds set for most bits you would normally be using. If you start to get chatter, your cutting too fast and need to slow down. It also depends on the machine you're using. That to me is very slow and when I cut one of his projects, I adjust my feed rate to cut faster. If you get the Vectric site and look at Michael Tyler's projects, he is usually only cutting at 30 IPM. You really have to experiment and find your sweet spot for what you are cutting and what bits you are using. The material you're cutting also affects feed and speed.

Usually about 12,000- 15,000 works for me for almost everything. When I'm cutting something like that, it's usually cutting at 40-60 PM.

If you have a nice 2.5d carving and you're using a 1/16' or 1/32' tapered ball nose and try running at that speed, it really won't cut that well. Speeds and Feeds depend on what you actually want to cut.Īs an example, if you have a 15' square and want to cut at 150 IPM it may cut that fast, but slow down when making turns.

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