Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us viewers. Sometimes at work we run 0.4mm endmill at 4000RPM on an old MAHO CNC mill. Surprising the tool life you can get from top cutter manufacturing companies like yourself in unfavourable situations.
That was a fantastic presentation for proper micro-tool usage! I've found over the years with lesser tools that runout kills them faster than anything else including stick out. On those you have to use roughly the same stick-out that was used when they were originally ground to eliminate the runout presumably because cheap blanks that weren't as straight were used in their manufacture.
I recently restocked endmills and I was thinking of you mentioning prefering 4F end mills if they are miniature and now this video? This is my christmas gift! Thanks for the videos...
i´m sorry to say that USE METRIC and yes i know, shitstorm incoming, i don´t care anyway good Vid thank you for your work greetings from germany bye the way : whats a "though"or a "thow" whatever i mean whats the size that makes no sense( to me) sorry don´t want to be aggressive or challenging or something else
You are not being aggressive. I get it!! Wish I was more accurate with Metric. A thousand is .0254mm. Shout out to viewers in Germany!!! Thanks for watching! Ctc
Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us viewers. Sometimes at work we run 0.4mm endmill at 4000RPM on an old MAHO CNC mill. Surprising the tool life you can get from top cutter manufacturing companies like yourself in unfavourable situations.
Literally was wondering yesterday “where’s the next episode???” I love this series
Thanks happy new year!
Happy New Year to you as well! Ct
Another great episode. Good stuff! The deflection graphic putting the end mill in a shell/face mill holder made me laugh.
You are not supposed to notice that!!😂😂. Thanks for watching!! Ctc
That was a fantastic presentation for proper micro-tool usage! I've found over the years with lesser tools that runout kills them faster than anything else including stick out. On those you have to use roughly the same stick-out that was used when they were originally ground to eliminate the runout presumably because cheap blanks that weren't as straight were used in their manufacture.
Great work Don! You slayed me with the intro, and the deflection and runout talk are appreciated!
Much love for your support Arthur!! Thanks for watching and enjoying. Ctc
I recently restocked endmills and I was thinking of you mentioning prefering 4F end mills if they are miniature and now this video? This is my christmas gift! Thanks for the videos...
Merry Christmas from Harvey performance and the Cutting tool Counselor. So glad you are enjoying them. Ctc
I worked in a PCB manufacturer, and they ran about 130,000 rpm
Is it fair if I ask what your daily caffeine dosage is?
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Now that’s funny right there!!!😂. Too much! Ctc
The stick out equation must apply to the actual length of the cutting tool, itself, not the stick out of the collet diameter, no?
Keep on making them Please
Thanks for watching! Ctc
This guy wants runout. He says he loves it.
I like when they put the man in the drill flute. That's just good editing.
i´m sorry to say that
USE METRIC
and yes i know, shitstorm incoming, i don´t care
anyway good Vid thank you for your work
greetings from germany
bye the way : whats a "though"or a "thow" whatever
i mean whats the size
that makes no sense( to me)
sorry don´t want to be aggressive or challenging or something else
You are not being aggressive. I get it!! Wish I was more accurate with Metric. A thousand is .0254mm. Shout out to viewers in Germany!!! Thanks for watching! Ctc
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