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The flexible cutting force is achieved by iteratively solving for chip load that balances the force, cutter deflection and effective cutter geometries. The fully-flexible end milling force model is then applied to the DOC variation detection methodology by constructing force indice databases to relate the force indices to DOC variations. 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