The workpiece is held firmly on the machine’s worktable. The feed of the workpiece against the rotating cutter is controlled by adjusting the working table. This rotating cutter revolves at a great speed and is generally attached to the arbor or spindle. The only motion that the cutter has is the rotary motion. The workpiece is advanced slowly, and the metal from its surface is removed by the teeth of the cutter. This helps achieve the desired shape.

The cutting tool is rotating continuously at a high speed. The different parts of the machine, such as table, knee, and saddle are moved slowly as required to move the workpiece.

A milling machine is an equipment used during metal cutting to produce parts of various shapes and sizes. Milling machine follows certain steps, in which the different parts work in conjunction with one another, and the end product is a machined part. Are you intrigued to know what all steps are involved in the working of a milling machine? Read the following post to find out.

Prior to beginning with the milling process, it is important to ensure that all the controlling points, such as saddle position, knee position, and others are set to zero. This helps in machining parts to exact precision.

Before starting any milling process, the most crucial thing that matters the most is a proper setup. Thus, as a first step, the cutting tool adjusted at the arbor. The arbor is further attached to the spindle.

This is the last step of the working of the milling machine. The workpiece is now moved by the controlling axis, and the desired shape is cut into it. In this step, the tool is in the rotary motion and remains stationary.

This is where the workpiece comes into the picture. The basic set up is ready, and it is time to clamp the workpiece on the table. This is done with the help of clamping screws.

This is where the actual working begins. The spindle starts rotating, and thus the cutting tool attached to the spindle also starts to rotate.

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Now that you understand the principle on which the milling machine works, it is easier to understand its working. Here are some important steps involved in the working of milling machines:

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Before you proceed with the working of the milling machine, it is important to understand the working principle behind it.