1.
What is the Max. value of step down for cnc router ?
2.
What is the Max. cutting speed or feed rate of cnc router ?
I
would like to say that, in fact, there are no standard answers to these two
questions. Because the answers depend on three factors, the change of each
factor will lead to the change of these two machining parameters. Three factors
are:
a.
Material type and hardness
b.
CNC router configuration includes mechanical rigidity and electrical
performance.
c.
Router bits’ type, material and size
In
actual production, operator set these two process values according to the three
factors above and their past experience.
If need engrave or cut thick
material, the job can be completed after several times of step down. In this
way, it can improve the service life of router bits and make the operation safe. For example, we need to cut through a
sheet with 20mm thickness. We can set value of each step down is 10mm and
material have been cut through 20mm after two times of step down. If take three
times of step down, cut depth will be 30mm; 4 times, will be 40mm… and so on.
Router bits with big size
shank can be used to finish cutting at one time. Result is improving the
production efficiency and quality greatly.
It is very important that
users select the proper router bits
and set appropriate process value as per the production requirement. This will
determine the job quality and production efficiency.
It is very important for
service life of router bits and finished job quality to set a proper cutting
speed according to the raw material type. Also, reasonable step down makes
machining process faster, better and safer.
For engraving and milling
jobs, spindle RPM should be set at high level. We can set high RPM for general
material cutting. It is better to set low spindle RPM and feeding speed when
using a milling tool with big shank or cutting on hard materials. Feeding speed
must be average and stable. It will burn the milling tool or shorten it’s
service life largely if there is any stop in the process of cutting. Please note
that the heat will damage the tools.
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CNC router or router bits, please contact
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