Correction. Today the speeds exceed 10 times faster vs HSS . Normal HSS bottom out at around Vc 25 m/min , With the right HS-Co probably Vc40m/min would be a maximum (in steel) . Nowadays every insert , regardless of shape , manuafcturer , form , size , coating and radius , chipbreaker , relief angles , holder angle , application can hit at least Vc 180 m/min (this is just under 5 times faster). Hovewer any reputable brand can hit at least a Vc of 300 m/min . The top brands recommend up to almost Vc 700 m/min in STEEL !(about 18 times faster than HSS-Co) . Vc 350 to 500 Is a regular range for machining steel , with the right tool , and a machine that is capable and rigid .
Hi , Good day. Would you be interested in outsourcing some of the punches / dies manufacturing to tool shops in India? We have the capability at a much more competitive price.
Fantastically concise and comprehensive, no fluff. I really liked it.
agreed Great videos ... cover the basics that can lead to a life time study and put food on a lot of tables.. thanks so much for sharing.
Well said Jim.
Correction. Today the speeds exceed 10 times faster vs HSS . Normal HSS bottom out at around Vc 25 m/min , With the right HS-Co probably Vc40m/min would be a maximum (in steel) . Nowadays every insert , regardless of shape , manuafcturer , form , size , coating and radius , chipbreaker , relief angles , holder angle , application can hit at least Vc 180 m/min (this is just under 5 times faster). Hovewer any reputable brand can hit at least a Vc of 300 m/min . The top brands recommend up to almost Vc 700 m/min in STEEL !(about 18 times faster than HSS-Co) . Vc 350 to 500 Is a regular range for machining steel , with the right tool , and a machine that is capable and rigid .
This docomentary worths it's time. Really happy I give it a like.
Those may be carbide tools..but the video is made of gold 👌
Very Good Information
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A great informative video.. thank you
Very useful,well presented
Mr. Pirson is the best of the best, Doe mijn lijnen weg alstublieft
Got to hand it to you - great video
Thank you for video
Very nice video!!!
Excellent.
awesome video ,helped me a lot
shut up, u dont know your father
very informative video! thank you!
well explained!!!
I Like it.
They got one thing wrong. It was GE that made the first carbide not somewhere in Germany.
Why is Principal Skinner making machining videos?
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Neutral elliptic/round cast iron SME?
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Hi , Good day.
Would you be interested in outsourcing some of the punches / dies manufacturing to tool shops in India? We have the capability at a much more competitive price.
I'm a new Computer-Aided Machining student, do I need any special permission to share your videos with my classmates?
@ 8:23 the amount of bits needed for that one tool :o
Dude in the thumbnail is ron swanson's doppelganger
Holy sh*t I haven't seen this VHS in ages!!!!!!!!!!! lmao what shop class did you steal this from?! haha
Lol I remember these videos from school
Good content but the production style and voice over is so like a 1970s training film that I was fully expecting to see someone wearing flares.