Machining
Machining (via the machine tool and cutting tool) shapes metal workpieces. Understanding both traditional and advanced machining techniques is critical to overcoming the various dimensional and finish challenges associated with mold machining. Processes include milling, drilling, grinding, high-speed machining, five-axis, hard milling, micro machining, large mold machining, multi-tasking, waterjet and laser. Workholding is also important.
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CAM software’s approach answers the call for perfection.
Unique Five-Axis CAM Programming Helps Moldmaker Meet Strict Specs
When it comes to hard milling and tough surface finish requirements, X-Cell Tool finds oneCAM software’s approach answers the call for perfection.
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How to Eliminate Chatter
Some techniques commonly used to combat chatter. Use these guidelines to establish a good foundation for optimizing your moldmaking processes.
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Linear Five-Axis Machining Center Minimizes Crossbeam Deformation
The Linmax B-3040 linear five-axis machining center sold by Dynamic International offers a box in box, symmetrical design to drive at the center of gravity, minimizing crossbeam deformation after long periods of usage.
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