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Metal surfaces can be decorated with tiny dimples to have various geometries over the metal surface. A conventional milling technique is often employed to generate desired dimples over the target surface. However, the technique requires a lot of milling time. A new technique to generate dimples using the milling was developed by authors, where the end-milling tool is operated only in the horizontal direction with the significantly high feed rate while the depth of cut is kept a significantly low value. In this paper, a new simplified algorithm to estimate the geometry of dimples is proposed. In addition, a technique to obtain the milling condition to generate the desired dimples is proposed. The technique was applicable to generate sub-millimeter size dimples.