Learners will understand trouble-shooting techniques associated with milling.
Trouble-Shooting Milling Operations
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Evacuation of the chips surrounding the cutter
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Evacuation of the chips surrounding the cutter
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In general, coolant is not recommended for milling with indexable carbide insert cutters because:
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In general, coolant is not recommended for milling with indexable carbide insert cutters because:
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Coolant causes rapid changes in insert temperature
Rapid changes in insert temperatures can cause thermal cracking.
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In general, coolant is not recommended for milling with indexable carbide insert cutters because:
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Coolant causes rapid changes in insert temperature
Rapid changes in insert temperatures can cause thermal cracking.
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Trouble-Shooting Milling Operations
Coolant can be used when cutting aluminum or other soft materials with carbide inserted cutters because:
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Coolant can be used when cutting aluminum or other soft materials with carbide inserted cutters because:
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The cutting temperatures are low, and coolant decreases the chance of built-up edge when cutting aluminum
When the cutting temperatures are low, there is no threat of thermal cracking.
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Coolant can be used when cutting aluminum or other soft materials with carbide inserted cutters because:
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The cutting temperatures are low, and coolant decreases the chance of built-up edge when cutting aluminum
When the cutting temperatures are low, there is no threat of thermal cracking.
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Trouble-Shooting Milling Operations
The most common solution for chatter on the surface finish is:
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The most common solution for chatter on the surface finish is:
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Increase the rigidity of the setup
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The most common solution for chatter on the surface finish is:
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Increase the rigidity of the setup
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