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elraiis

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  1. elraiis

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    he was making a heat sink type... the slots are about 10" long. but correct me if i'm wrong.. wouldn't the feed be the fpt X #of flutes X RPM? i mean for a cutter that has a diameter of .157 how much Chip load per tooth can it take?!?! 2 flutes! so that would be around what? 0.0032 per tooth? isn't this too much? the main reason of me asking u guys this is that am doubting the way i calculate my feed now... for instance i give the 1/2" endmill usually 0.005 chip load per tooth to calculate my feed. i know that wouldn't be the max the tool gives but i rather use than abuse the tools. so seeing a .157 run at about 0.003 vs my 1/2 running at 0.005!!!! i felt that maybe i should start pushing the 1/2 at 0.01 per tooth instead. but thinking that alone is freaky rather than me trying to do it for real on a machine... u hear me guys? so what is it then?!?!? i don't know.. help?
  2. elraiis

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    2 and again the tool was not profiling... slotting. thx man am chill.. just too anxious to know how they calculate high speed machining.
  3. elraiis

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    Hey guys.. is there anyone here really good in feed and speed calculation or someone who knows a good book he can refer me to that deals with this matter. today i was called by a friend to replace a broken tool. and i saw a shoking program 'to me that is' where the programmer was slotting .2 deep in aluminum using 5/32 standard carbide endmill at a feed of 60!!! The RPM was 9500. if i'm not mistaken shouldn't the feed at this feed and DOC be max around 30? am i missing something!!! i defenately am.. anyone who understands the math or whatever it is behind proper high speed feed and speed cutting for aluminum, brass, tool steel and such? buzzzzzz me plz.
  4. i can't really get mastercam X either... too much mouse using it seems to me.. or am not getting it big time probably. 9. was faster i hardly touched mouse while using 9.0... but 10... i donno.. now am in this forum to findout what am i missing in 10. why was the interface changed so much in 10 anyone knows? it made it confusing... or to me it is more confusing i should say. all the short cut keys gone!!

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