Problems caused by improper tramming of mill....

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Look for the moire pattern - then you know you have tram nailed:

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Most people acknowledge the effect, and use it to their advantage. If you cant the head a thousandth or so, the trailing edge of the cutter doesn't touch, and you get a smooth surface. Granted, there is a slight concave effect on the surface, but with a minimum cant, and a large sweep of the cutter, it is usually within acceptable limits. Most things that must be truly flat are ground and/or lapped anyway.
 
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