Hello, I have a question for you experienced cnc machinists.
I had a disagreement with a co worker, and i would like to know other people's opinion.
So here was the situation.
A Small 304 stainless round part about 1.05 long and 1.25 of outside dia. For a 2nd operation, it was being grabbed by 1" od, .500" deep with correct soft jaws , and pressure of 150psi. So 1.25" od is sticking out .550" long from the jaws. And it's supposed to get turn down to .500" on od.
The lathe is doosan 220 series with 6inch chucks rated for max 6000 rpm.
What would be the proper best G50 S and g96 s values for the optimum tool life and efficiency?
The inserts are carbide and rated for stainless steel. Cut depth of .075" radially.
How do you guys normally set your g50 lines?
Please share me your opinions
Thank you
I had a disagreement with a co worker, and i would like to know other people's opinion.
So here was the situation.
A Small 304 stainless round part about 1.05 long and 1.25 of outside dia. For a 2nd operation, it was being grabbed by 1" od, .500" deep with correct soft jaws , and pressure of 150psi. So 1.25" od is sticking out .550" long from the jaws. And it's supposed to get turn down to .500" on od.
The lathe is doosan 220 series with 6inch chucks rated for max 6000 rpm.
What would be the proper best G50 S and g96 s values for the optimum tool life and efficiency?
The inserts are carbide and rated for stainless steel. Cut depth of .075" radially.
How do you guys normally set your g50 lines?
Please share me your opinions
Thank you
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