Inconel Milling With Ceramic Insert

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Uploaded by on May 4, 2009

Milling Inconel 718 with ceramic 1" end mill on a four axis Haas VF-10.

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  • Haha, funny how people think you ALWAYS need coolant. Most tools nowadays are better off running dry than with coolant. Try it sometime.

  • impressive video! that stock is making some nice sounds...

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  • @runangolee

    Unfortunately, these Haas machines can't handle heavy loads without loss of precision.

  • Que tipo de geometría utilizas para este proceso soporta golpeteo?

  • I'm always going in dry too!

  • Nice to see a video of some real machine work being done, as opposed to brass or aluminum. Nice chuck too btw, I use that same one nearly every day.

  • what speeds and feeds were you running? Were you using greenleaf ceramics?

  • from what i've heard, inconel starts to glow at low temperatures, but can withstand high temperatures and is pretty light?

  • Who needs a part like that?

  • Whats the n/mm2 of this material?

  • coolant + ceramic = explosion.  Agreed in this, he is just using Air as the cooling process and to clear chips away.

  • ..What shape of inserts are you using..?

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