Carveco Maker speeds and feeds & tool paths for 3D machining

Video 428 Roger Clyde Webb demonstrates Carveco Maker speeds and feeds & tool paths for 3D machining
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One thought I had was if there would be value in adding another tool path for the flat portion of the relief? If you added a vector around the relief with a small offset of about 1/8 inch then you could use a large, square end mill to create the flat area quickly before you did the first ball end rough cut. Just a thought. Thanks for the video.