where to buy the feedrate and speed calculator

[VVV]

is there some guys know that?

 

thank you.

[Lumpnut]

Send me 3 payments of just $59.99 and it's yours. Act now and I'll knock off one payment. j/k

 

 

Try here . It's a little cheaper.

[chip]

I use a slide ruler from my Kennametal guy. won't cost you anything.

[robk]

Get it free here web page

[Storkman]

If you use the material manager and create your own material, mastercam will calculate it for you. I set it up for HSS, carbide, and use the user defined for insert tools. Takes some time to set up the database the way you want it, but after that it's just the click of a button.

[VVV]

hi, your idea is very good,could you send your material database>

[mrainey]

What does the CIMCO program actually calculate?

[jeff]

quote:

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could you send your material database>

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While you're at it Stork, I'll take one too!

[Guest]

Yeah me too, me too

 

[Hardmill]

quote:

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While you're at it Stork, I'll take one too!

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Ok this is where I put my foot down.

No one is takin advantage of my challenged/drunk/dumba$$

little buddy.

 

Nice thought bone head but your not givin it away,

hell you can get at least a bottle of Vodka for it.

 

 

PEACE

[Jeff Kemper]

http://www.toolingu.com/bookstore/

[Storkman]

I don't know how beneficial it would be for you guys. I have created the materials we use most. 403ss, H46ss, custom 450ss. Just open the material library, right click, create new. set a base sfm and chip load. say 100sfm, .003 chip for HSS cutter. If you want carbide at 300sfm and the same chip, you set the percentage to 300%sfm and 100%chip. A .006 chip would be 200%. Insert tools might be about 600%sfm. Is that clear as mud???????? Really not so hard to do. I am off for the weekend but I will send it so you can see it on Monday.

 

 

[ 01-14-2006, 06:03 AM: Message edited by: Terry Houseknecht from Stork Inc. ]

[Storkman]

Of course it will require a case of Absolute' per customer.

 

:hic:

[Lars Christensen]

ME Consultant Pro all the way, it will make you calculate feeds and speeds on the fly, taking into consideration what scenario you are programing.

It has thread data, counter bored depth data, surface finish data, a quoting calculator that will give you a very accurate estimate, plus a lot of other stuff.

The nice thing about this program is that it already comes with a lot of recommended feeds and speeds, but what makes it very powerful is that you can customize it to your machine floor, in regards to your machines capabilities.

 

ME Consultant Pro

 

HTH

Lars

[88Matt]

I have had excellent luck with Robb Jack's free calculator. It takes in factors from machine, material, tool and fixturing. If not right on it is pretty close. By the way, did I mention it's FREE.

[HevyMetl]

Along the same lines I have set up different tool libraries for different materials. Copy the tools out of the big_inch and then modify accordingly for the material.