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Methods of solving problem |
| Conditions of milling |
Tool contour and angles |
Grade of carbide |
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Over-wear of cutting edge |
- wrong machining conditions
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| Chipping of cutting edge |
- wrong machining conditions
- built-up of edge rising
- unsuitable grade of solid carbide
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| Chipping of cutting edge during machining |
- wrong machining conditions
- overload of edgei
- too big throat distance
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| Unsuitable roughness number |
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| Too big (batter) or to small dimension |
- wrong machining conditions
- wrongly selected end mill
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| Wrong forming of chip |
- too big feed
- too little volume of flute
- wrong machining conditions
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