PROBLEMES |
CAUSES |
SOLUTIONS |
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CHIPPING
OR BREAKAGE |
-Poor
chip evacuation due to insufficient coolant pressure and/or
volume |
Increase
coolant flow |
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-Deflection |
Reduce
overhang |
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-Misalignment |
Check
concentricity not to exceed +/- .005 tir |
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-Speed
too slow, feed too light |
Increase
speed and/or feed |
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-Wrong
chipbreaker geometry |
Use
stronger chipbreaker(3P) |
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CORNER
OF INSIDE INSERT CHIPS AT CENTER |
-High
cutting force at center of drill |
Use
tougher grade or uncoated grade in inside position |
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LOUD,
ROUGH CUTTING |
-Excessive
thrust force |
Reduce
feed, increase speed |
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-Re-cutting
chip |
Increase
coolant flow |
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LONG
UNBROKEN CHIP |
-Insuffi.
coolant pressure and volume |
Increase
coolant flow |
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-Feed
rate too light |
Increase
feed |
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-Wrong
chipbreaker geometry |
Check
setup and part rigidity |
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CHATTER |
-Vibration |
Check
setup and part rigidity |
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-Poor
chip control |
Increase
coolant flow |
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-Drill
not properly seated in holder |
Check
set-up |
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HOLE
SIZE TOO LARGE |
-Drill
misaligned |
Correct
misalignment |
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FRACTURING
OF DRILL |
-Improper
seating of inserts |
Check
insert seating |
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-Unstable
spindle |
Use
rigid machine |
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-Insufficient
horsepower |
Reduce
feed or change machines |
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-Excessive
thrust force |
Reduce
feed |
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SHORT
TOOL LIFE |
-Excessive
insert wear |
Lower
cutting speed or change grade |
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-Lack
of rigidity |
Check
set-up and spindle |
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-Improper
coolant |
Check
type of coolant and mixture |