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Let’s talk about the number of teeth on an endmill. The top left panel shows the frequency response function, or FRF, for an endmill. This describes its natural frequency, stiffness, and damping. We obtain it from a tap test, where we excite the tool with an instrumented hammer and measure the response with an accelerometer. The other three panels show the stability maps for 25% radial immersion down milling in aluminum using an endmill with the displayed FRF (800 Hz natural frequency). The only difference is the number of teeth. We see that the best spindle speed-axial depth combination (green circle) changes with the number of teeth. As we add teeth, the stability peaks tend to squeeze together at lower spindle speeds. The simple equation shows the approximate relationship between the best spindle speed, natural frequency, and number of teeth. To learn more, register for our ACE CNC machining course. The related metrology course describes manufacturing measurements and measurement uncertainty. https://lnkd.in/dWnixj6c
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