Tooling's wear and damage
◆Wear of toolings and countermeasures
Tooling damage form
Caused
Countermeasure
Wear of major flank
Tooling material is too soft
Cutting speed is too high
Back rake angle is too small
Feeding is too little
Select high wear resistant tooling materialst
Reduce cutting speedh
Increase back rake angle
Increase feeding
Wear of front surface(crescent hole wear)
Tooling material is too soft
Cutting speed is too high
Feeding is too much
Select high wear resistant tooling materialst
Reduce cutting speedh
Decrease feeding
Damage (little chipping)
Tooling material is too hard
Feeding is much
Strength of cutting edge is not enough
Rigidity of tooling rod, tooling holder is not enough
Select tooling material with good toughnesst
Decrease feeding
Increase edge regrinding volume
(if it is rounding, change it to chamfer)
进给量太小 Feeding is too little
Damage
Tooling material is too hard
Feeding is much
Strength of cutting edge is not enough
Rigidity of tooling rod, tooling holder is not enough
Select tooling material with good toughnesst
Decrease feeding
Increase edge regrinding volume
(if it is rounding, change it to chamfer)
Feeding is too little
plastic deformation(blade sinks)
Tooling material is too soft
Cutting speed is too high
Cutting depth, feeding is too much
Temperature of cutting edge is too high

Select tooling material with good toughnesst
Reduce cutting speed
Reduce cutting depth, feeding
Select tooling materials with high
coefficient of heat conductivitye
Accumulated lump of chips (number of melting)
Cutting speed is low
Cutting edge is not sharp
Tooling material is not appropriate
Increase cutting speed (S45C: more than 80m/min) t
Enlarge rake angle
Select tooling materials with small affinity
(coating, ceramet)
Thermal cracking

Expansion and shrinkage caused by cutting heatt

Tooling material is too hard
Especially when milling
Dry cutting
(for wet cutting, must have sufficient cooling fluid)

Select tooling materials with good toughness
Boundary wear
Oxide chill layer and machining hardened layer
lead to hardening of work piece surface


Indented cutting cause wear
(produced by little vibration)

Select high wear resistant tooling materials
Enlarge rake angle to make cutting edge sharp
Peeling
Number of melting on cutting edge
Unsmooth discharge of cut chips
Enlarge rake angle to make cutting edge sharp
Enlarge blade's chip flute
Wear, damage of major flank
This damage happens with ultra high pressure sintered body
Typical damage caused by insufficient strength
of cutting edge
Increase edge regrinding volume
Select materials with good damage resistance
Wear, damage of front surface (crescent hole wear)
This damage happens with ultra high pressure sintered body
Tooling material is too soft
Cutting resistance is large, cutting temperature
is highh
Select materials with good wear resistance
Decrease edge regrinding volume