First time using Onefinity cnc to flatten board.

I have a special order from a customer for a Maple Burl mill tray to match her grinders. In this video I'm using a 1 inch spoilboard surfacing bit to flatten a piece of Maple Burl. When this is done I will flip the board over and surface the piece down to 3/4 inch high. Then the fun begins as I then will set it up to run my project.
I have some burn marks on the wood, they will easily sand out, so I suspect that I'm not running the cnc fast enough. My depth of cut is .03 inches with a 40% stepover and my feed rate is 100 ipm with a chip load of .0021 inches. If you run yours at a different rate please let me know in the comments.
By day I am a woodturner/woodworker. Check out my work here. daileywoodwork...
My cnc is a Onefinity Journeyman X-50
Bits that I use on my cnc to do a variety of jobs.
Whiteside spoilboard surfacing bit, 1 inch #6210 amzn.to/3NMpwXm
45982 3/4 inch bowl bit amzn.to/3CV1G6Y
46202-K 1/4 inch down cut end mill bit amzn.to/3CV0XCI
46225-K 1/8 inch down cut end mill amzn.to/46HpXLh
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