Those numbers look similar to the ones I use on a Nomad 3, though I don’t use fusion and hence no adaptive clearing.
The noise sounds okayish and sort of normal… hard to tell since it depends on how loud I turn up my speakers.
One thing that can really impact the noise is the length of the endmill that sticks out of the collet. I can’t see from the video, but I’d make it as short as you can - so for those endmills, 7mm only.
Thanks, yeah I have it inserted upto the point it starts to taper so can’t go in any more. I’ve just gotten the low profile vice so going to try that in case it was my work holding.
I cut a reasonable amount of 1/8" x 2" CZ121 (standard european grade of brass that’s suitable for machining) on my Nomad. I think that’s the same stuff as C36000.
I used to clamp exactly like you have, but used four clamps since the brass vibrates against the threaded table since it’s rarely completely flat.
I currently use blue tape and super glue with a delrin wasteboard bolted to the threaded table. It’s hard to know for sure since memory is adaptive, but I think the noise levels are considerably less with this technique.
I tried again and tightened the clamps more and the noise was much lower. Also the brass filings didn’t dance around on the brass/table which shows the vibration was also much lower.