CNC machining

From prototype to production, DATRON Dynamics optimizes your entire machine workflow with touchscreen-enabled DATRON CNC machines. With headquarters located on the East Coast in Milford, New Hampshire, and an office in Livermore, California, we are your one-stop DATRON Partner in North America

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ECM machining

Our application engineer team used conventional milling and climb milling with DATRON’s foam end mills to create tool kits for our service technicians.

Another instance of when to use conventional milling is for a finish pass with foam. Instead of tearing the material when you cut down with a climb milling strategy, you’re pushing the material into itself with up milling. To get even smoother cuts and edges with your foam parts, our customers use DATRON’s foam cutters.

So, when do you use conventional milling or another strategy? Ultimately, it depends on what you’re making and your machine’s capabilities. Our DATRON application engineer team can advise you on which strategy makes sense for the material, operations, and your DATRON machine. For more general machining tips, check out our blog articles.

Types ofconventional machine

Conventional milling, also known as “up milling”, has the tool cutting upward, starting from the bottom of your material. The direction of your tool flutes goes against the rotation of your spindle (for a gantry-style CNC machine). There is reduced backlash with conventional milling because the rotation of your tool and spindle doesn’t pull the table.

The first digit (fifth character) of the ANSI designation is the size, described by the inscribed circle. This illustration shows what that means.

Depending on the tool deflection you have to deal with, conventional milling can sometimes offer a better finish pass. It really depends on the material and part. This is because of the direction of reactive forces which is parallel to the tool path in up milling. When the material is thin or weak, any deflection that occurs during up milling will be along the tool path vs. into the workpiece. Micromachining or milling thin walls are good examples of when to use this method.

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Grimsmo Knives used DATRON’s foam end mill (product #00680530) and conventional milling to perfect their foam packaging process.

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These tables show the ANSI and ISO insert designations for indexable inserts for turning. A given insert can be specified in either ANSI (American) or ISO (metric) designations. Because many inserts are made in other countries, the ISO system is used frequently. Don't get hung up with spaces and hyphenation in insert designations. They are sometimes included for clarity, but there is little consistency among vendors.

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The inscribed circle (IC) is not something you can readily measure on a triangular insert. But the height (H) is easy to measure (a flat against one jaw of your caliper and a point against the other). The diameter of the inscribed circle is 2/3 of that measurement. So if you measure the height of an insert to be 0.374 (the radius on the point makes it a little less than the true height), the calculated inscribed circle is 0.249, or 1/4".

What’s backlash? It’s the gap between a machine’s mechanical parts, like a ball screw and nut. That allows for free movement and can cause lost motion. Backlash impacts the machine’s positioning accuracy and the responsiveness and accuracy of the mechanism.

In observance of Thanksgiving, DATRON Dynamics will be closed on Thursday, November 28th, 2024. We will return to normal operations on Monday, December 2nd.

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It offers significant benefits when milling tough materials such as cast iron or hot rolled steel. Material like hot rolled steel has a hard layer on the outer surface, and conventional milling starts the cut under the material. Up milling also starts with a smaller cut, and the chip thickness increases with the cut. When machining with this method, the tool can handle the hard material better and it’s less likely to deflect.

There are some drawbacks to this milling method. Since your tool is cutting from the bottom up, the chips are being deposited in front. This means you end up recutting chips. That decreases your surface finish and increases your tool wear. Also, the chip gets heavier as the tool cuts up and that creates upward force that can stress your workholding.

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In observance of Christmas, DATRON Dynamics will be closed on Tuesday, December 24th, 2024. We will return to normal operations on Thursday, December 26th.

Manual milling machines and older CNC designs are prone to backlash, so a machining strategy was needed to counteract it. That’s how conventional milling became a well-known, traditional method because it reduces machine backlash.

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