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Welcome to the Village,

I've never cut metals but I would think you'd want a fairly slow to medium speed.. I'd think maybe the bigger question is what blade would you plan on using.. 

@hotshot cuts coins so he might be the best one to help you through some questions about cutting metals..

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Kevin is right, speed is less important than the blade.  If you are going for high detail, you will want to use Pike Jeweler blades.  For coins, I dont' use anything bigger than 2/0 or 3/0.  If you are cutting pieces larger than a coin, you might go with a larger jeweler blade.  

I would start out with a slow-ish speed and work your way up.  If you start breaking too many blades (heat will cause issues), then slow it back down.

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