The learner will identify important factors to consider when choosing carbide milling cutting tools.
Carbide Milling Cutter Selection
The cutter selection guide should be used in conjunction with personal experience and a working knowledge of the machine's capabilities when choosing a carbide milling cutter.
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The cutter selection guide should be used in conjunction with personal experience and a working knowledge of the machine's capabilities when choosing a carbide milling cutter.
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The cutter selection guide should be used in conjunction with personal experience and a working knowledge of the machine's capabilities when choosing a carbide milling cutter.
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If a part calls for a 90-degree shoulder, what degree lead cutter should be used?
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If a part calls for a 90-degree shoulder, what degree lead cutter should be used?
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When deep channel or slot milling, what should be the first consideration?
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When deep channel or slot milling, what should be the first consideration?
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The number of flutes
Lower number of flutes permits more chip clearance.
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When deep channel or slot milling, what should be the first consideration?
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The number of flutes
Lower number of flutes permits more chip clearance.
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In a face milling operation, the cutter diameter-to-part ratio should be:
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In a face milling operation, the cutter diameter-to-part ratio should be:
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3:2 (The cutter should be 1.5 times as wide as the cut.)
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In a face milling operation, the cutter diameter-to-part ratio should be:
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3:2 (The cutter should be 1.5 times as wide as the cut.)
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When selecting face mill geometry (double negative, double positive shear angle or high shear), it's important to consider:
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When selecting face mill geometry (double negative, double positive shear angle or high shear), it's important to consider:
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All of the above
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When selecting face mill geometry (double negative, double positive shear angle or high shear), it's important to consider:
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Higher feed rates are required to maintain chip load
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Higher feed rates are required to maintain chip load
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