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[email protected] September 24th 05 07:43 PM

Rake relief clearance Top Rake etc...
 
Does someone have a diagram
or a picture that describes all of the cutter sharpening terms that
the experienced machinists take for granted?

Specifically

Rake
Relief,
Top Rake
Back Rake
Side Rake
Positve Rake
Negative Rake

Clearance
Front Clearance
Side Clearance
Chip breaker






Fred R September 24th 05 08:28 PM

wrote:
Does someone have a diagram
or a picture that describes all of the cutter sharpening terms that
the experienced machinists take for granted?

Specifically

Rake
Relief,
Top Rake
Back Rake
Side Rake
Positve Rake
Negative Rake

Clearance
Front Clearance
Side Clearance
Chip breaker






Start at
http://www.metalworking.com/links_to_learn.html

Very specific to your question:
http://me.mit.edu/Lectures/MachineTo...e/intro.html#3

Try going through all the MIT intro so the significance of the angles
actually means something to you.
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D Murphy September 24th 05 09:52 PM

wrote in :

Does someone have a diagram
or a picture that describes all of the cutter sharpening terms that
the experienced machinists take for granted?

Specifically

Rake
Relief,
Top Rake
Back Rake
Side Rake
Positve Rake
Negative Rake

Clearance
Front Clearance
Side Clearance
Chip breaker


http://www.mfg.mtu.edu/marc/primers/...ml#turn_cutter


--

Dan


Mike Henry September 24th 05 09:52 PM


wrote in message
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Does someone have a diagram
or a picture that describes all of the cutter sharpening terms that
the experienced machinists take for granted?

Specifically

Rake
Relief,
Top Rake
Back Rake
Side Rake
Positve Rake
Negative Rake

Clearance
Front Clearance
Side Clearance
Chip breaker


Sherline doesn't cover the terms much but has some basic info on grinding
your own bits he

http://www.sherline.com/grinding.htm

If you really want to get into details, consider picking up a copy of
"Design and Use of Cutting Tools" by Leo J. St. Clair and published by
McGraw-Hill. It has nearly 400 pages on the subject with more diagrams than
you can shake a stick at.

Mike



Pete Bergstrom September 27th 05 03:48 PM

wrote:
Does someone have a diagram
or a picture that describes all of the cutter sharpening terms that
the experienced machinists take for granted?

Specifically

Rake
Relief,
...


Machinery's Handbook has descriptions of these and a few other pages of
useful information. I picked mine out of a discard pile at a library,
but you can buy them in many different places.

Pete


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