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Standard HSS stub drill...for my example I was using a *C* drill(for a 1/4 reamer) which I have set to 6000rpm and 30im.

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reamers are talking a light cut so the feed doesn't affect it much. Sometimes you get a better finish going higher feed and it takes less time.

Straight Flute reamers may have advantage in blind holes, since lefthand spiral flutes tend to push swarf forward. Generally speaking the standard range of reamers will suffice for reaming most ferrous and non-ferrous metals.

Yeah, I know that, I'm in the middle of making a custom tool library and was just trying to see what the industry standard/average is.

I did some searching and found that most of you use what I have always used in terms of speeds and feeds for reaming. But I came across this today and it seemed to be way to fast in the feed area:

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Something I was told years ago for reaming 2/3 the speed and 3 times the feed of the drill. It has always seemed weird, and no I do not do it. I feed drills up to 20 to 50 ipm depending on the drill, size, and material. Going 60 to 150 ipm on a reamer just does not seem right, but this rule was for bridge ports and conventional lathes.

I plow MA Ford carbide reamers in our reamed holes pretty hard; I would say that 150-175% of the feed I would drill at and probably 75% of the speed

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I think it will depend on how deep you go too. But I double feed and half to 2/3 rpm all the time with a reamer if the hole is prepared right. In alum. You can increase that feed to 50ipm no problem with a peck cycle, (*c* drill). Although it would depend on the depth, coolant and such. First time I showed it to someone they though I was crazy.

So if I drilled a hole at 5000rpm with a 30im feedrate, the reamer would be be 2500rpm and 60im?...that seems fast to me.

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Should be approximately 100% greater than the feed used for drilling the same material. Insufficient feed may degrade the finish and roundness of the hole and increase tool wear.

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In a mild steel like 1018 or sumthin, I would run that drill around 1400rpm and around 6 IPM...so 700rpm ream and 12 IPM.

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Should be approximately 50% of the speed used for drilling the same material. Faster speeds are generally not an advantage , but may be possible in exceptionally rigid and efficient designs. Chatter degrades the surface finish and must be strictly avoided.