This document summarizes the results of Phase 2 of a project investigating the mechanical properties of a CIN4-T matrix composite material for milling machining applications. Experimental techniques were used to measure surface roughness, drilled hole accuracy, and taper angle after machining samples using electrodes made of different materials like nickel, bronze, steel, and titanium. The aim was to evaluate the mechanical properties of the composite, including hardness, fracture toughness, and wear resistance for precision machining applications. Work for Phase 2 included searching for an EDM shop, analyzing the best, worst, and optimum drilled holes, conducting confirmation tests, and drawing conclusions.