@torifan1976 Yes i know... but than you can"t see anything else than coolant, not very interesting video to look at. The tool goes al the way in so it needs the internal coolant to get the chips out. otherwise i didn't turn the coolant on offcoarse.
@torifan1976 Yes i know... but than you can"t see anything else than coolant, not very interesting video to look at. The tool goes al the way in so it needs the internal coolant to get the chips out. otherwise i didn't turn the coolant on off coarse.
start dry finish dry.. thermal shock is bad for tool life
torifan1976 1 year ago
@torifan1976 Yes i know... but than you can"t see anything else than coolant, not very interesting video to look at. The tool goes al the way in so it needs the internal coolant to get the chips out. otherwise i didn't turn the coolant on offcoarse.
w123300tdt 1 year ago
@torifan1976 Yes i know... but than you can"t see anything else than coolant, not very interesting video to look at. The tool goes al the way in so it needs the internal coolant to get the chips out. otherwise i didn't turn the coolant on off coarse.
w123300tdt 1 year ago
@w123300tdt I do like the video
torifan1976 1 year ago
beautiful!
alanu23 2 years ago
What Cutter did you use and what Mat?
damaunu 4 years ago
The Cutter is a Walter from the HP series, the material is comparable with st52. If the tool is shorter we use a feedrate of 12000
w123300tdt 4 years ago