n a slab milling operation the diameter of cutter is 50 mm and number of teeth of cutter is 12. If the cutter spindle speed is 300 rpm, depth of cut is 2 mm, length of job is 500 mm and table longitudinal feed is 200 m/min what will be the feed per tooth during the milling operation? If the cutter over travel is 2 mm what is the machining time for the single pass milling operation?

n a slab milling operation the diameter of cutter is 50 mm and number of teeth of cutter is 12. If the cutter spindle speed is 300 rpm, depth of cut is 2 mm, length of job is 500 mm and table longitudinal feed is 200 m/min what will be the feed per tooth during the milling operation? If the cutter over travel is 2 mm what is the machining time for the single pass milling operation?

Precision Machining Technology (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter5: Turning

Section5.3: Machining Operations On The Lathe

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