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Old 11-20-2009, 07:07 PM
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#3- Regardless of 200 c.i.m. or 100 c.i.m., there is absolutely no way either of those volumes were removed with a 20% spindle load on that machine. It's not possible.
Perhaps it is possible with an operator error, such as:
-forgetting to put material in the vise
-forgetting to put tool in spindle
-Z work offset at least an inch too high
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Old 11-20-2009, 07:12 PM
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Couple things here:

#1- It's obvious you work for Helical Solutions. People who are new to the internet forum world don't seem to realize that it only takes two clicks for any member to see ALL of your previous posts. When you have 5 posts and all 5 are spamming Helical Solutions, it sorta gives it away. Nobody minds a salesman here, but nobody likes a salesman pretending to be somebody else. Perhaps abandon your user name and sign up a new one as "Helical Solutions Guy".

#2- 1000ipm x .200 radial x 1.0 axial is 200 cubic inches per minute, not 100.

#3- Regardless of 200 c.i.m. or 100 c.i.m., there is absolutely no way either of those volumes were removed with a 20% spindle load on that machine. It's not possible.
#4- There is no way a 1/2" EM at 1" adoc, .200 rdoc and 0.027 cpt is going to cut straight either.
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