Feedrate Planning for MillRight Machines
MillRightCNC is built around the calculations that come before a CNC job. Feedrate Calc gives makers a focused place to work through feedrate values, while Fine Tune CNC helps them adjust a setup when a cut needs more deliberate control. Instead of hiding the main workflow behind a broad tool list, the app puts these machining utilities on its opening menu.
The calculator is aimed at MillRight CNC work, including M3 and Carve King machines, so the terminology stays close to the equipment many users already operate. It is useful when a machinist wants to check a value beside the machine, compare a revised setting, or prepare a more consistent starting point before sending a job to the workshop.
Ball Endmill and Surface-Speed Calculations
Feedrate planning is only one part of a machining setup. The menu also exposes Ball Endmill Finish and a Surface Feet/Minute calculator, giving users separate places to think about finishing work and surface-speed values rather than forcing every calculation into one generic screen. These focused entries make the utility easier to scan when a job calls for a particular tool or measurement.
Version 3.0.0 adds support for metric end mills and a Surface Feet/Minute Calculator, expanding the app's usefulness for workshops that mix measurement systems or tool types. Users can move from a finishing calculation to a surface-speed check and then return to the main menu, keeping related setup decisions in one compact Android workflow.
Inches, Millimeters, and Saved Settings
Inches/MM gives the main menu a direct route for switching between the unit conventions used in different plans, tools, and workshop notes. The Settings button is equally visible, making machine preferences easier to reach than they would be in a hidden submenu. Together, these entries keep the app practical for users who regularly move between an established setup and a new calculation.
The 3.0.0 release also saves machine and unit choices, so repeat work can begin with the preferences a user selected previously. That small management detail matters in a workshop: it reduces setup repetition and keeps feedrate, finishing, surface-speed, and time calculations aligned with the same measurement context.
Time Estimates Before a CNC Job
Time Calc adds a planning step to the same toolset. A maker can use a time estimate alongside feedrate, unit, and surface-speed calculations when deciding how a CNC task fits into a workshop session. The feature is especially useful for turning a set of machining values into a more practical expectation about the work ahead.
MillRightCNC keeps that planning option beside the other calculators instead of making users search through separate screens or unrelated apps. The Info button and clearly labeled tiles make the opening menu easy to understand, while the combination of calculation shortcuts gives experienced operators a quick reference and gives newer MillRight users a structured place to start.
