Nice. Provides interesting information. I have the Machinist Workshop tool which I think came gratis with CAM software. Don't remember. Doesn't give nearly as much as your chart like the pecking depth. Not sure if the steel is even the same.
Thats a carbide drill - you'll want to check what a HSS drill does (unless you have a carbide drill?)
To maintain my shop hero status I only machine 6061 and frozen butter.
The carbide was on a 440, the HSS on a 770. Maybe that's it?the rpm and sfm were much lower on the carbide? whats up with that? something is off with the calcs. And the feed per rev tripled going to HSS? can you do a 1:1 comparison only changing the tool and not the machine or any other parameter? Its not April 1 so stop messing with me - save it for tomorrow
What’s interesting to me is that the F&S tend to be pretty much exactly what Fusion autofills when you pick one of the library tools.
Which is what you'd expect from a production machine which is to Gerrit's point. Doesn't translate well to a small light duty machine that lacks the rigidity that usually comes with 4000kg of machine.
I had a terrible experience trying to use that application. So laggy that it was basically unusable. I'll give it another whirl.
To be honest I had no idea that was even a possibility.If you were using it to run your mill it would be right there, just saying
I’m definitely hooked
Yesterday I needed 2 14.2 mm pockets for 14mm magnets, conversational had me finished in 10 minutes start to finish. The more you use it the better it gets.I’m definitely hooked
You have sort of raised a question for me though.
