The adaptive path looks beautiful and leaves a 0.3 mm wall of 316 standing in a pocket corner. The finish end mill walks into that wall and chips. The stock model said the wall was leftover stock, which is true, and also a spring.
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Tell the roughing path to leave a constant stock that the finish tool can cut as a chip, not a foil. A 0.3 mm stainless wall wants to deflect and then break the finish mill. Leave more stock or add a semi-finish that removes the foil first.
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Look at the corner in the stock model, not only at the toolpath animation of the finish. The animation often hides the wall until the tool is already in it.
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A rest tool that is smaller should clear that corner before a larger finish tool is sent in. Order of tools is the fix, not a slower feed on a broken edge.
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