
Maximum depth of cut of turning inserts – a thumb rule
Maximum depth of cut in rough turning, based on turning insert shapes We decide the depth of cut on the basis of an arbitrary thumb

Maximum depth of cut in rough turning, based on turning insert shapes We decide the depth of cut on the basis of an arbitrary thumb

Reducing machine downtime – tackle the low hanging fruit first You have two types of machine downtime on the shop floor – the low hanging

CNC: Heat removal during CNC machining In machining, almost all of the energy spent in cutting is transformed into heat. Heat is produced: 1. During

CNC – Modifying cutting speed for required tool life Recommended cutting speeds in tool catalogs are for a tool life of 15 minutes. This means

CNC – Why do we use a floating tap holder? What is a floating tap holder ? What is a floating tap holder ? Where

CNC – Eliminate trial part rejection and increase profits This is one of those “Oh, this is how we’ve always done things here” areas of

Tungsten carbide insert colors – the coatings that cause them Here’s the secret behind Tungsten Carbide insert colors. Plain tungsten carbide is grey, and various

CNC: End mill helix angles – how do they matter? Like inserts and turning holders, boring holder names too follow an ISO nomenclature standard. Also,

CNC: Boring holders – ISO nomenclature Like inserts and turning holders, boring holder names too follow an ISO nomenclature standard. Also, like for inserts and

CNC – BIG Machine downtime can result from SMALL reasons, and ruin your ROI This is a real story from a shop floor that uses