No coolant because cutting dry allows the coating to work properly. At high enough temperatures, the coating forms a protective and extremely lubricious layer of oxide. Cooling the tool would lead to rapid temperature fluctuations as the tool is essentially quenched at the end of each cut, which can lead to fracturing and fretting of the cutting edge.
Very good video in 54 R/c, nice blue chips! We're a bit curious about wall angularity after those cuts: do you get much deflection? What kind of surface finish? Thanks much
maybe a dumb question... but why no coolant?
skullmonk3y 1 year ago
@skullmonk3y
No coolant because cutting dry allows the coating to work properly. At high enough temperatures, the coating forms a protective and extremely lubricious layer of oxide. Cooling the tool would lead to rapid temperature fluctuations as the tool is essentially quenched at the end of each cut, which can lead to fracturing and fretting of the cutting edge.
zaknefain100 9 months ago
Very good video in 54 R/c, nice blue chips! We're a bit curious about wall angularity after those cuts: do you get much deflection? What kind of surface finish? Thanks much
TechniksUSA 1 year ago
Incredible performance!
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Kizmox 2 years ago