- Before use, measure the tool deflection; the bending accuracy of the tool exceeds 0.01 mm. This helps ensure high precision in every operation. - The tool keeps the chuck extension as short as possible; longer extension increases the extension time. Shorter extension improves setup speed and control. - If the tool is extended, please reduce your own speed, feed or quantity. Adjusting these parameters helps maintain stability and tool life. - If unusual vibrations or noise occur during cutting, stop and reduce spindle speed and cutting depth to improve the situation. This protects the tool and workpiece. Use scenarios - Precision pocket milling in aluminum or hard materials where keeping deflection under 0.01 mm is critical for clean edges and tight tolerances. - Long reach or tight clearance operations where maintaining a short chuck extension enhances stability and reduces setup time. - High speed roughing or finishing with variable feeds; monitor for vibrations or noise and adjust spindle speed and cutting depth to sustain performance and tool life.