Recently updated on February 28th, 2023 at 06:05 pm
Geometry has a profound effect on your cutter’s health and well-being, not to mention your surface finish and material removal rates. Here is an Infographic that walks through 4 ways geometry can affect your machining along with what you can do about it in each case:
Rubbing, Chip Thinning, Tool Engagement, and HSM all have geometry consequences.
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Hi Bob, just a quick typo error in step 1. ‘can’ should be ‘cant’. Not being picky just trying to help.
Regards
Bert