Speeds and Feeds in general - looking for calulator

[Viridian]

Hey Everyone,

New member here,

Was looking to see if anyone had any suggestions regarding a Speeds and feeds calculator. Something that uses more then just the common equation everyone uses. Something that takes into account a lot of different methods; ie HSM, ramping, interpolation, different materials, Chipthinning etc. I've been trying out the GWizzard which seems to be working okay. I'm still in trial phase with it but Id like to know if anyone knows any other calculator like this one. I guess if there's nothing else out there the GWizzard is pretty darn good.

Thanks everyone

AND HAPPY TURKEY DAY!!!

[Leigh @ Kodiak]

Download the XLS from HERE it's free, and it has a lot of useful calculators.

[Goldorak]

i use the iscar calculator for many years , it's very useful especially with the dynamic toolpaths

[Zoffen]

i've been looking for a good one for a while....

so i decided to just make my own. It incorperates chip thinning into its calculations for flat endmills.

It also does MRR and cusp height for ball mills

I've attached it so feel free to try it out and give me all the feedback good and bad!

Machinist Calculator.zip

[Viridian]

Thanks for the advice. I'll check them out. If you guys haven't check out Gwizard take a look at Gwizard.

 

Is there any way to download iscar without subcribing to scribd?

[Sticky]

Is there any way to download iscar without subcribing to scribd?

 

+1

[Leigh @ Kodiak]

Thanks for the advice. I'll check them out. If you guys haven't check out Gwizard take a look at Gwizard.

 

Is there any way to download iscar without subcribing to scribd?

 

Send me a message through here with your email addy and I will send it too you

[Smrk]

I created my own calculator in openoffice. It has two columns Var 1 (if you know cutting speed and feed per tooth) and Var 2 (just info - known spindle speed and feedrate - calculate feed per tooth etc).

So mostly i use VAR 1 colums. Every green box contains value needed for calculation, in red box is calculated value and yellow is just for info.

Also contains colums for traslation angular values from decimal to degree:minute:second type.

I translated it into english, sorry about wrong terminology.

Feel free to use it and if you have any idea about something to add-in let me know. (in original i have also table for calculation cost of graphite stock for electrodes)

 

 

if you want to conver from metric to inch, you have to edit equations

vypocty-eng.zip

[MrFish]

prototyp calculator is very good, you can download from there website.

[Matthew Hajicek - Singularity]

Leigh, that one looks cool but requires a login to DL. Any chance of putting it on the FTP?

[disciple]

For what it's worth, I have these..

Milling Formulas.zip

[Leigh @ Kodiak]

These are the two calculators I use on a regular basis. Both were given to me by my Iscar rep. If anybody wants to put them up on the FTP, go right ahead.

USEFUL STUFF.ZIP

USEFUL STUFF.ZIP

[Mr. M]

It says the .zip file is invalid or corrupt!

[Leigh @ Kodiak]

See if this works now...

USEFUL STUFF.zip

[disciple]

Yes Leigh, that works now, but I still like mine better

[EX-wccprogrammer]

These are handy, and free downloads.

Free Downloads