I don't know as I would recommend a wiper insert for copper (until I tried it at least). It's pretty easy to scar the surface with chip scratching.
I've used a face mill with round inserts (1/2" dia inserts) that works well for most everything at a light depth of cut. Although the cutter uses positive rake, single sided inserts, you can turn the inserts just a tiny fraction of a turn and likely get 16 indexings out of them. The large radius has good blending characteristics and yet there is not a large amount of tool in contact with the surface on "the back side" of the cut.
You'll want to square the head up perfectly on your machine, as that controls the flatness of the resultant surface. Even then, there may be one direction of feed that works just a tiny bit better than the other, because either the cutter does not cut on the "back side of the cut" or else it does, and cleans the surface nicely. Zigzagging is probably the least desirable thing to do (in terms of surface appearance) because of this tiny discrepancy in cutter tilt.
First you get good, then you get fast. Then grouchiness sets in.
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