Milling Calcs: CNC Shop Tools

Milling Calcs: CNC Shop Tools

Speeds, Feeds & Tool Trials

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Released
August 3, 2011
Updated
September 30, 2026

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This app provides machinists and CNC operators with quick and reliable cutting speed and feed rate calculations. It helps reduce guesswork by offering practical starting points and allows users to save, reload, and refine setups for efficient shop floor work.

✓Fast speeds and feeds calculator
✓RPM, feed rate, and surface speed calculation
✓Support for end mills and drills
✓Material-aware defaults
✓Save and reload reusable jobs
✓One-tap share for setup communication
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What's New in Milling Calcs

9.5

September 30, 2026

Thank you for using Milling Calcs. Your careful setup work, practical experience, and attention to your customers deserve tools that keep up. This update brings calculations, tool trials, contacts, and follow-ups closer together, so you can keep the details of a job or customer visit in one place. A MORE USEFUL START TO THE DAY • Open Today for an overview of your tool trial pipeline. • Tap Active to see the saved trials behind the count. • Tap Follow-ups to review the trials that need your attention. • Tap Quoted to open work awaiting a customer decision. • Use the Records tile to reach saved calculation, shop, and sales records. • Open Customers from Today for sites, contacts, and reports. CALCULATORS BACK WITHIN EASY REACH • Calculate has its own tab alongside Today, Tools, Trials, and More. • Search for machining calculators and unit conversions from the calculator directory. • Keep speeds and feeds, milling job planning, and everyday shop math close while working on a trial. • Find shop libraries, reference tables, Calendar, settings, and transfer options in More. A CLEARER TOOL TRIAL WORKFLOW • Work through Customer, Baseline, Proposed, Follow-up, and Compare on iPhone. • Use wider trial sections on iPad, with paired fields stacking when space is limited. • Fill in available customer, material, machine, and product details from saved records. • Copy a baseline into the proposed scenario to start a comparison. • Record a run and open its saved history. • Compare estimated per-part costs and annual savings using the values you enter. • Create a PDF report and open the saved report before choosing to share it. • Keep observations and trial photos with the customer discussion they belong to. CUSTOMERS AND CONTACTS TOGETHER • Create local sales contacts and associate them with customers. • Keep names, roles, phone numbers, and email addresses handy. • Mark decision-makers and retain sales notes in Milling Calcs. • Choose contacts to import from iOS Contacts. • Refresh linked contact details or explicitly export local contacts. • Continue using local contacts even without iOS Contacts access. FOLLOW THROUGH AFTER THE TRIAL • Track progress through customer review, quotes, and the final outcome. • Record next actions, due dates, supplied samples, and quote revisions. • Set local next-action reminders. • Estimate tool coverage and a reorder date using entered stock, production, tool life, and lead time. • Review the assumptions before setting a reorder reminder. MORE CONTEXT FOR TOOLS AND PRICES • Browse products and selected details side by side in the iPad Tools workspace. • Search saved shop tools when choosing a product preset. • Keep price history, source, currency, and effective date attached to pricing records. • Import product lists and customer price sheets from CSV. • Get clearer feedback for malformed CSV files before an import preview is created. RECORDS AND SHARING • Search saved records across calculation, shop, and sales categories. • Narrow the view by category and choose ascending or descending order. • Transfer sales projects with contacts, products, trials, photos, and saved PDF reports. • Review proposed additions and updates before importing a project. • Keep records already on your device when merging a project. • Export a sales-summary CSV for work outside the app. • Review a confirmation before deleting sales records or saved trial photos. Your core work stays local, with no account needed for calculations, customer records, or trial planning. Whether you are checking a feed rate or preparing for a return visit, this update helps keep the next step and the supporting details close at hand.

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User reviews

The new features for services were great

It’s really easy now to track a trial and services for follow up as well as as active records and connecting them to the Contacts app

Latest update is a big improvement

Yeah, it’s so much more clear and easy to use when the database is set up properly

Works well with different types of materials

It seen lots of improvements, especially with the Watch app, which looks very interesting

Updates add a a lot more features

It’s not just a calculator converter anymore, it works like a guide

Great for the job or class

Helpful tool for your reference

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FAQ

What is Milling Speeds & Feeds Pro used for?

Milling Speeds & Feeds Pro is designed to provide machinists and CNC operators with practical starting points for RPM, feed rate, and surface speed calculations. It helps streamline daily milling setup and reduce guesswork in the shop.

Does Milling Speeds & Feeds Pro support different types of tools?

Yes, Milling Speeds & Feeds Pro includes built-in support for both end mills and drills. It calculates end mill feed using chip load and flute count, and drill feed using inches per revolution (IPR).

Can I save my milling setups in Milling Speeds & Feeds Pro?

Absolutely. The app allows you to save reusable jobs for repeat work and family-of-parts workflows. You can then reload these saved jobs directly into the inputs for recalculation and edits.

What materials are supported by Milling Speeds & Feeds Pro?

Milling Speeds & Feeds Pro comes with material profiles for Aluminum, Mild Steel, Stainless Steel, Brass, and Titanium. These material defaults can speed up your first-pass programming.

How does Milling Speeds & Feeds Pro handle sharing setup information?

The app features a one-tap share function, allowing you to easily send your calculations or conversions via email. This facilitates clear communication of setup details between operators and programmers.

Is Milling Speeds & Feeds Pro available on multiple devices?

Yes, Milling Speeds & Feeds Pro is a Universal App, meaning it is compatible with iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad devices. It also supports various iPhone screen sizes, including iPhone 6 and 6+.

Does Milling Speeds & Feeds Pro require an internet connection?

No, Milling Speeds & Feeds Pro does not require network connectivity to function. It can be used offline, making it convenient for use on the shop floor where internet access may be limited.

How often is Milling Speeds & Feeds Pro updated?

The latest version of Milling Speeds & Feeds Pro is 9.0, and it was last updated on April 30, 2026. The app is designed to support the latest version of iOS.