The Tool Path Generation by Using Configuration Space for Five-Axis Controlled Machining - Application to Rough Cutting by Using Square End Mill -

Takuya Masuda; Koichi Morishige

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.447-448.292

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The Tool Path Generation by Using Configuration Space for Five-Axis Controlled Machining - Application to Rough Cutting by Using Square End Mill -

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In recent years, five-axis controlled machine tool attracts attention from the increase in demand for improvement of productivity. Five-axis controlled machine tool which is added two axes for rotating and tilting to three translational axes, and can give arbitrary tool attitudes for a workpiece.

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Takuya Masuda, Koichi Morishige

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5-Axis Controlled Machining, CAM, Computer Aided Design (CAD), Square End Mill, Tool Path Generation

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