Thread: Spindle torque required
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06-09-2012 #3
Interesting link that.
I've just had a quick google, and one of the first hits was Cutting Force During Milling - CNCzone.com-The Largest Machinist Community on the net!
Which for a 1/4" cutter gives a maximum measured force of 700N.
Now taking Torque = Force x distance = 700N x 0.015m = 10.5Nm
Which isn't quite high enough to totally kill my simple idea, but would involve a stupidly powerful motor, so back to the complex idea.
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