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    Question machining O-1

    I am getting ready to set-up a job that will be cut with a 1/32 4flute carbide endmill, total depth .05. I am running a HAAS MINI MILL. What is a good starting point for speed & feed, the material is in soft state.
    Thanks, Bill Johansen

    PS as you can tell I bounce from job to job, so had to break down the set-up for reamer testing!


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    First off...

    Whats top end on your spindle?
    How good are you holders?
    What type of toolpath are you using?
    Cool that will get us started.

    PEACE


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    5000 rpm
    holders good shape, if i have will buy new
    .tap file from bobcad v15 and hand programming

    Thanks, Bill Johansen


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    max...

    Max out your spnidle thats for sure, even @ 5000rpm
    Thats only about 40sfm.
    With a .0005 ipt your looking at 10ipm.
    I'd go for .003-.005 step over or d.o.c.

    Also in the future i'd steer clear of the 4 flute tools.
    Look at robbjacks 2 flute (TiAln) coated tool they're
    geared for just such applications.

    PEACE


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    Smile

    Hardmill thanks for the info, I was not even close my depth was .010, step over .010, rpm 2500 & feed 2.0 ipm. I will give it a try in the morning.
    Thanks again, Bill Johansen


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    What does the geom. look like that your cutting.
    I'm assuming its pretty small.

    PEACE


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    Hardmill the part is1/2 square by 1 long it is used for insertion of terminals, there are 3 irregular shaped islands. Also we have Solidworks & are loking at Camworks, the engineers have the say so for the software, they say need something that runs in Solidworks.
    Thanks, Bill Johansen


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