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Unread 09-24-2002, 06:44 AM   #1
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Machining paremeters for everybody

Lately, more and more forum users, are getting into waterblock making & machining, but don't know the optimal parameters for machining. So I decided to make thread that will have all data needed in one place.

I will only focus on copper and aluminium, (if someone need any other material just let me know)

So first up is drilling :



rpm are taken from medium cutting speed: and you can calculate your rpm like this: n = vc * 1000 / d* Pi
Where: n = rpm [min-1]
vc= cutting speed [m/min]
d= bit diameter [mm]

Coolin aditives for copper is emulsion (is this the right word) mixture of water, cutting oil and soap
or pure cutting oil.

And for aluminium use emulsion.

Type of drill: N means normal drilling bit, W means drilling bit for softer materials.

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Here are parameters for smoth chanell milling



Milling depth shouldn't be greater then 0.5* diameter of the bit


UPDATE

Parameters for smooth face milling, with end mills



Milling depth shouldn't be greater then 1.5* diameter of end mill

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This is the table for dimension conversion from fraction-decimal-milimeters, provided by Fixittt

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Unread 09-24-2002, 07:16 AM   #2
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Unread 09-26-2002, 05:32 AM   #3
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Morph, thank you for this reference table!

One thing I don't quite understand - the feed rate. Can you explain that a little bit (what mm/round mean?)
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Unread 09-26-2002, 06:21 AM   #4
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This is the speed you need to go down per on revolution. Ex for electrolitic copper and 8mm bit , suggested rpm is 1100 and feed rate is 0.18mm/round, so from this you calculate your speed of drilling : 1100 round/min*0.18mm/round= 198mm/min,so quite fast, but note that this parameters are meant good machine with good cooling, so if your machine slow down when you start drilling that means it lacks power, so the only way is go slower, go in/out more often to remove the cuts and maintain cooling and lubrication, clear now ?

ps. most of the copper you can buy is electrolitic, so this one is harder to machine.

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All clear !!!

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Just yesterday I was looking for m/min for cobber, wasnt succesful
But that was for milling, so I'm looking forward
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I think it should also be noted that when peckdrilling, you should always pause for a second before you pull the drill bit back up, this will break the burr at the bottom of the hole so that when the drill bit comes back down, it doenst grab the bur and break the drill bit or worse. I have seen peoples face get cut and burned because of this.
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Absolutly fantantastic post morphling1. I motion for a sticky.
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Absolutly fantantastic post morphling1. I motion for a sticky.
I second that !
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First milling update is up
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saved, printed & burned on cd...

thx!
So did I

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How the f*** could my thread with the quote from puzzdre come before him?

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saved, printed & burned on cd...

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The new time machine-server knows which one of us have mill and which don't, so it places the posts of you lucky lucky guys first...

It's like CIA time recycling machine kinda...
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, yes server was funny yesterday mixing all post.
Update with parameters for face milling
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good thing I made that cd multisession...
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hey can someone help me out with some webspace, I have some stuff to post on this thread that might help, but no place to put it.
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Yes, I can. Just send stuff on my email
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what I am looking for is something to put up a site on.
And host images............ maybe even a domain name.
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Uff, I can't help here, sorry
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for CNC type share ware, here is a good link.
http://www.wokingham.demon.co.uk/software/software.htm

Also for a good read on some parts of machining here is a link.
http://www.production-machining.com/...es/030202.html



Edit

hey JayD can ya email me the FTP info again... I found that custom-cooling is gone, but dorellco is still up with some of my stuff. I have some good stuff to add to this thread.

fixittt@cimtel.net

Thanks.

BTW like the new site layout.
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Quote:
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for CNC type share ware, here is a good link.
http://www.wokingham.demon.co.uk/software/software.htm

Also for a good read on some parts of machining here is a link.
http://www.production-machining.com/...es/030202.html



Edit

hey JayD can ya email me the FTP info again... I found that custom-cooling is gone, but dorellco is still up with some of my stuff. I have some good stuff to add to this thread.

fixittt@cimtel.net

Thanks.

BTW like the new site layout.
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here is a good fractions-decimals-millimeters table gor ya guys, its a large pic. So download it

God I love my scanner!!!

Hosting courtasy of JAYDEE

http://www.dorrellco.com/fixittt/TABLE.JPG
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I just put that pic. on top
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Great... thanks..... ITS HUGE!!!!!
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