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Cutting Tool Geometry (More old educational videos...)

RobinHood

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This time I found some produced by the BBC in the seventies. The series is called “Engineering Craft Studies”.

In this episode # 9 (1972) they talk about cutting tool geometry and power required while cutting at a specific speed and feed - but with different rake angles. Some good slow motion action of a planer cutting...

 
When i attended machine shop classes we had to make a drill sharpening gauge by hand then sharpen a drill bit correctly before we could move on to power tools. Same thing for the lathe, learn to correctly sharpen a HSS bit before using a machine. I had an excellent instructor.
 
Thanks for posting these, its helped me figure some things out, I have a couple of HSS blanks that I would like to experiment with once I get better at using and sharpening the ones I already have.
Have to love that opening music too, haven't heard that in a long time.
 
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