A Comparison between the Wear of the Ball Nose End Mill Generated in 4 Axes Milling and in 5 Axes Milling

Vlad Diciuc

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.371.106

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A Comparison between the Wear of the Ball Nose End Mill Generated in 4 Axes Milling and in 5 Axes Milling

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Ball nose end mills are being extensively used for 3-5 axes milling processes but research is still being conducted on the behavior of this type of tool and on the factors that influence its lifespan. The current paper presents the comparative study results of the tool wear, tool life and machined surface quality when 4 axes milling and 5 axes milling annealed C45 workpiece.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 371)

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106-110

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August 2013

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Vlad Diciuc

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Ball-Nose End Mill, Surface Quality, Surface Texture, Tool Life, Tool Wear

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