stevieboy
03-07-2008, 02:42 PM
Hi Guys,
I'm relatively new to the world of cnc machining and I'm also learning as I go along. I'm starting to use tipped tooling and I need to know how to work out the best speeds and feeds from the information given to me by the tooling supplier, Vc and Fz etc. Can anyone help.
blackbeard52
03-08-2008, 09:24 PM
Here is a online calculator....however, these ratings do not take into account your machine rigidity or material you are cutting.
http://www.americanmachinist.com/Calculators/SpeedsFeeds.aspx
hope it helps
Bob
Bluesman
03-09-2008, 09:55 AM
Here is a habit I got into years ago, I got tierd of figuring it out based on the tool suppliers recomended SFM so I came up with this. Then I cane change the SFM at will to get optimum perfromance from the tool and not have to refigure the rst out.
O8315(T31 DRILL 14.06)
G0G17G21G40G49G80G90G94G98M11
#1=350(SFM)
#2=.006(FEED/TOOTH/REV-INCHES)
#3=.554(CUTTER DIA-INCHES)
#4=2(NUMBER OF FLUTES/TEETH)
#5=ROUND[[#1*12]/[#3*3.1416]](CALCULATED RPM)
#6=[[#4*#2*#5]*25.4](CALCULATED FEED MM/M)
#999=#6
IF[#1005EQ1]GOTO1100
M07
T#20
(L3 B315.0)
#519=7
M98P8705
M11
G90G0G54X-24.3Y0.B0.S#5M3(CALC RPM)
M10
G43H31Z69.89
G01Z67.0F[#6*.25](SLOW FEED TO START DRILL POINT)
G1H81Z68.89F#6 (CALC FEED)
G0H131Z41.56
G1Z42.56F#6
IT HELPS SAVE ME SOME TIME,
BLUESMAN