We often process welded framework as construction steel. On this part we face mill several display stands with a measure head. That always take an eternity and the lifetime is also very low. As far as we know we “rough” with a Seco Turbo D63 and for the “finishing” an Alesa D63.
Does anybody have any experience with the processing of such unstable parts and can anybody help me to find a good measuring head?
One which enables me to run faster so that lifetime is also higher.
Kind regards
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04-13-2012, 02:41 PM #1
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04-13-2012, 03:00 PM #2
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When it swings open then it’s best so use a small VHM cutter.
With the correct strategy, you won’t be slower than if you would use a big measuring head.<b><!--sizeo:3--><span style="font-size:12pt;line-height:100%"><!--/sizeo-->!! Mein alter Nickname: canon !!<!--sizec--></span><!--/sizec--></b><br /><br />Beginnt man das System zu hinterfragen, so erkennt man deutlich, dass die „Wahrheit“ zumeist entgegengesetzt des scheinbaren zu finden ist.<br /><ul><li>Wenn wir uns heute keine Zeit für unsere Gesundheit nehmen, werden wir uns später viel Zeit für unsere Krankheiten nehmen müssen.</li><li>Wenn es klemmt - wende Gewalt an. Wenn es kaputt geht, hätte es sowieso erneuert werden müssen.</li></ul>
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04-13-2012, 11:38 PM #3
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04-14-2012, 11:33 AM #4hapo Guest
As x90cr writes, the strategy is vital.
I would keep the cutting pressure small but constant if possible…
• smaller 3- or 4-cutter
• mill in the direction of the support
• cut overlay with 3-cutter~0,8D with a 4-cutter~0,5D
• support the part as close to the clamping as possible
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