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15-01-2011 #5
The slots I'm cutting are 1.4mm wide and 1.3mm deep. (see my Gcode thread and look at timing pulleys program if you want to know exactly what's what...)
As a cutter that small is stronger radially than axially.
I think it's center cutting, not sure ... quite a big change to the code to do that but worth it I guess.
Where do you get the 0.01mm chipload number from, experience (if so good)? It's about the average value I found from checking various websites. I've used 0.025m chipload with 2mm 3 flute endmill successfully:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p13LZ6IxmgY
(wrong title on that video!)
I may just grind a form tool to do this in the end, but it'll be nice to try it.
Experience! Only 7 years...much less than yourself I guess.
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