009 Milling: Working surface and setup change
We will explain the machining surfaces that are important in cutting and the concept of changeover during machining. Reducing the number of processed surfaces reduces the number of processed surfaces, which leads to cost reductions.
007 Milling: Seemingly simple but difficult hole machining
Here are some examples of hole machining that are difficult to achieve. There are holes that are difficult to realize due to processing reasons, such as back counterbores, blind holes in undercuts, and deep hole shapes.
006 Milling: Example of hole machining trouble
Hole drilling is a process that is extremely troublesome. We will introduce examples of problems related to hole machining, such as holes that are too deep and curved, or too close and raised, and how to deal with them.
005 Milling: Basics of hole machining
We will explain the basic flow of hole drilling and the imperfections of taps and reamers. In particular, it is often forgotten that the pilot hole must be made deeper to ensure the effective length due to imperfections.
004 Milling: Types and characteristics of end mills
We will introduce the types and characteristics of end mills for cutting. It is broadly divided into shape machining and hole machining, and many types and sizes are used for each.