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Clearance On Dovetail form tools

04/19/2008 11:45 AM

What is the best side clearance on a dovetail form tool and shave tool when cutting Titanium on a Acme Screw Machine?

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Re: Clearance On Dovetail form tools

04/20/2008 8:07 AM

Larry, I never give numbers out of my head (its too much of an uncontrolled document!) I can get you this information from published references monday am EDST when I am back at work.

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Re: Clearance On Dovetail form tools

04/22/2008 4:58 AM

Hi Milo,

Thank you for the info, Do I used right handed or left handed or Parallel on the dovetail form tools? Also do you know where I can get backstops for a 9/16 Acme chucker?

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Re: Clearance On Dovetail form tools

04/21/2008 11:06 AM

Turning tool geometry for Titanium.

Metcut data.

HSS turning:

5 degrees side relief angle, side rake angle, end relief angle per metcut book.

Zero degrees Back rake angle.

Data for titanium alloys wrought and cast 110-440 Bhn.

Data for carbide:

for brazed carbide, Zero degrees back rake, side rake angle 6 degrees; relief angle 7 degrees.

they show indexable carbide -5 degrees back rake, - 5 degrees side rake, and plus 5 degrees relief angle. Metals hand book desk edition shows these same numbess, with the exception of indexable carbide back rake they show as - 5 degrees.

Good luck. this stuff likes to weld.

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