Wire electrical release machining (WEDM) of Nimonic-75 amalgam is anticipated to benefit from a streamlined approach in the flow study that makes use of utility impression. The machining characteristics under consideration include material evacuation rate (MRR), surface discomfort (SR), and the underlying geology of the machined surface. The experimentation in this paper was planned and completed utilizing Taguchi's thorough plan technique. For material expulsion rate, critical connections have been found between wire feed, beat off time (T-off), and T-on. For surface unpleasantness, earth shattering associations have been figured out between beat on schedule (T-on) and beat off time (T-off) and wire feed.