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Cutting Speed :- Rate at which point on work circumference travels past cutting tool.It always express in feet/min.and if it is too high cutting tool breaks down rapidly and if too slow low production rate occurs.
Feed :- The distance that cutting tool advances along the length of work piece for every revolution of the spindle.
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