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04-29-2007, 03:23 AM
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Hi all, I use a CNC T&CG, needed some help on ideas to grind a good end mill. always end up with some problem or the other....either the finish is bad or the life aint tat good or the tool sparks a lot...any clues..... how deep does a end mill gash have to be and how wide9 usually do 3, 4 and 6 flute cutters)...is there a percentage related to the dia of the tool, or you guys just look at it and say tat looks good,,,,unforn for a novice like me everythin looks " good"!!!    |
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