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No there is no sexual innuendo here it just means you approach the circle using a circular move. You sort of creep up when it’s not looking.

Just a note. If you do use circular milling to produce a bore just remember that if your cutter is not parallel then your bore won’t be either. So don’t use that crappy old re-ground cutter. Try n get the boss to buy you a shiny new one.

Oh by the way if I saw a tangential move that big I would think it was a wasted move. (It’s just to demonstrate). You only need a short tangential move to do the job.

Feed rate, denoted as F, refers to the rate at which the cutting tool advances along the workpiece in a specific direction, typically measured in inches per ...

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If you watch the movement above and watch carefully what the X axis is doing. It changes direction before it is in contact with the circle. And the same thing on the way out of cut with the Y axis.

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How cool is that and you even get a tangential approach. At my age you’re glad of all the tangential approaches you can get.

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2023220 — HSS isn't the best choice here. Cobalt and carbide are going to be the best choice of bit for hardened steel.

The easiest way to programme a tangential approach is like the ones above. Coming in from North, South, East or West on the compass.

The reason is that there is no axis change of direction and no animals are injured or hurt in any way during the process.

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Martensitic stainless steels are a class of stainless steels known for their high strength, hardness, and wear resistance. They contain higher carbon content compared to other stainless steel types, typically alloyed with chromium and sometimes nickel. This composition allows them to be heat-treated to achieve a martensitic crystal structure, resulting in exceptional mechanical properties.

G13 does everything. It’s the an all inclusive holiday of circular milling except you don’t gain weight and you’re not pissed everyday.

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Common applications include cutlery, surgical instruments, turbine blades, fasteners, and other components that require high strength and wear resistance.

Martensitic Stainless steel represents a class of materials with very wide applications in many industries. Some important fields of application include:

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Martensitic Stainless Steels Powder represents the stainless steels which, because of their microstructure, are classed as martensitic. The major components of their composition are iron and chromium; other alloying elements include carbon and, in some cases, nickel. Upon heat treatment, Martensitic stainless steels undergo a transformation from Austenite to martensite, thus taking on the characteristic mechanical properties typical for this class of steels.

For my American readers in the UK we call those annoying brown marks at the back of your underwear skid marks. I don’t think you get them in America.

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The heat treatment process for martensitic stainless steels typically involves heating the steel to a high temperature to form austenite, followed by rapid cooling (quenching) to form martensite. This process can be followed by tempering to adjust the hardness and toughness of the steel.

Well the older and more inaccurate your CNC machine is the more likely it is that your machine will leave a mark at the entry and exit point. This is also dependant on the material and the size of the cut you are using.

The higher carbon content in martensitic stainless steels allows them to be heat-treated to form a martensitic structure, which significantly increases their hardness and strength.

When milling a full circle each time an axis changes direction there is a chance you will be left with a visible mark on the circle. These points are North South West and East on a compass.

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If you have an old machine you will know what I mean. Those little annoying marks where the machine changes direction. If CNC Machines were underpants then these would be the skid marks.

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Tolerance stack analysis is particularly important when there are separate teams responsible for designing and manufacturing a product. The analysis involves ...

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This is a calculator for computing the correct feeds and speeds (RPM and IPM) for milling machines. It differs from other online calculators because it is ...

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The Feed, in long and extra long types, should be reduced by around 50%. Page 2. PREMIUM CARBIDE MILL SPEED & FEED CHARTS. 4-Flute End Mills - Side Cutting.

I have been working on a 12 year old Mazak Horizontal machine recently and was amazed at just how good a circle it produced. It beats the shit out of using a reamer. Oh and you can easily adjust the size with your D offset.

G41 X20. Y0 D1 F200.    (Apply Cutter Compensation) G3 X-20. R20.                   (First Half) X20.                                     (Second Half) G1 G40 X0 Y0                   (Cancel Cutter Compensation)

Watch below to see where these points are. If you have a new machine there should be no visible mark on this change of direction.

One said he broke the circle into two halves. One said he copied some code he already had in the machine. The other one said he got the bloke who did it in two halves to do it for him. Oh and the other one used I and J and X and Y.

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