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sheet 1 metric conversions milling speed amp feed calculator inch to metric 1000 cutter diameter inches 500 cutting speed feet per minute 1910 rpm 254 cutter diameter millimeters 1524 cutting ...

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Sheet 1: METRIC CONVERSIONS
MILLING SPEED & FEED CALCULATOR - INCH to METRIC













1.000 CUTTER DIAMETER INCHES
500 CUTTING SPEED FEET PER MINUTE


















1910 RPM

25.4 CUTTER DIAMETER MILLIMETERS
152.4 CUTTING SPEED METERS / MINUTE
































4 (Z) EFFECTIVE FLUTES
0.0040 FEED RATE INCHES / TOOTH
30.56 TABLE FEED INCHES / MIN.




















0.102 FEED RATE MM / TOOTH
776.2 TABLE FEED MM / MIN.






















































600 SFM EQUALS 182.88 METERS MINUTE
58.00 INCHES / MINUTE EQUALS 1473.2 MM / MINUTE


























MILLING SPEED & FEED CALCULATOR - METRIC to INCH













100 CUTTER DIAMETER MILLIMETERS
150 CUTTING SPEED METERS / MINUTE


















477 RPM

3.94 CUTTER DIAMETER INCHES
492 CUTTING SPEED FEET PER MINUTE
































5 (Z) EFFECTIVE FLUTES
0.254 FEED RATE MM / TOOTH
606.4 TABLE FEED MM / MIN.




















0.0100 FEED RATE INCHES / TOOTH
23.87 TABLE FEED INCHES / MIN.






















































600 METERS/MINUTE EQUALS 1968 SFM
58.00 MM/ MINUTE EQUALS 2.283 INCHES/ MINUTE


























TURNING SPEED & FEED CALCULATOR - INCH TO METRIC













1.0000 PART DIAMETER INCHES
100 CUTTING SPEED FEET PER MINUTE






















25.40 PART DIAMETER MILLIMETERS
30.48 CUTTING SPEED METERS/MINUTE
382 RPM

















0.005 FEED RATE INCH/REV (IPR)
0.127 FEED RATE MM/REV (MMPR)






















0.03 DEPTH OF CUT INCHES (DOC)
0.762 DEPTH OF CUT/MM (DOC)













































300 SFM EQUALS 91.44 METERS MINUTE
70.00 INCHES / MINUTE EQUALS 1778.00 MM / MINUTE


























TURNING SPEED & FEED CALCULATOR - METRIC TO INCH













101.60 PART DIAMETER MILLIMETERS
100 CUTTING SPEED METERS/MINUTE






















4.0000 PART DIAMETER INCHES
328.1 CUTTING SPEED FEET PER MINUTE
313 RPM

















0.10 FEED RATE MM/REV (MMPR)
0.0039 FEED RATE INCHES/REV (IPR)






















0.03 DEPTH OF CUT/MM (DOC)
0.0012 DEPTH OF CUT INCHES (DOC)













































600 METERS/MINUTE EQUALS 1968 SFM
58.00 MM/ MINUTE EQUALS 2.283 INCHES/ MINUTE



























Sheet 2: CIRCLE INTERPOLATIONS
CIRCLE INTERPOLATION MILLING CALCULATOR












NOTE: During internal circle interpolations, the outside diameter of a milling cutter advances faster than the centerline of the tool. This will produce a thicker chip than the calculated feed rate. (IPT) During external circle interpolations, the outside diameter of a milling cutter will advance slower than the centerline of the tool. This will produce a thinner chip than the calculated feed rate. (IPT) When less than 1/2 of the diameter of the tool is engaged (radial) with the workpiece, there will also be radial chip thinning effects. This calculator solves for both effects. Enter the cutter diameter, radial width of cut (WOC), the internal or external circle diameter (diameter being produced, not starting diameter) and the desired chip load per tooth. (IPT) The calculator will give you the "adjusted" feed rate (IPT) to maintain the desired chip thickness.












INTERNAL APPLICATIONS






















0.500 Cutter Diameter
6.100 Circle Diameter (after the cut)



















0.300 Radial Width of Cut (WOC)
0.0020 Desired Chip Load (IPT)



































0.0018 Adjusted Chip Load (IPT)






























NOTE: If the operation is not a full circle interpolation, simply input into the "Circle Diameter" data cell what the theoretical circle size would be. EXAMPLE: A 1.00 inch diameter end mill cuts an internal 90 degree corner that has a .625 inch radius. The circle diameter is the radius X 2, or 1.250 inches. For ID operations the radius of the cutting tool must always be equal to or smaller than the radius to be interpolated. Whenever practical, try to have the tool diameter be less than or equal to about 1/3 of the diameter to be interpolated












EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS


















1.000 Cutter Diameter
4.000 Circle Diameter (after the cut)



















0.500 Radial Width of Cut (WOC)
0.0050 Desired Chip Load (IPT)



























0.0063 Adjusted Chip Load (IPT)






































NOTE: If the operation is not a full circle interpolation, simply input into the "Circle Diameter" data cell what the theoretical circle size would be. EXAMPLE: A 1.00 inch diameter end mill cuts a 45 degree corner that has a 4.00 inch radius. The circle diameter is the radius X 2, or 8.00 inches. Whenever practical, it is a good idea to have the tool diameter greater than about 1/2 of the radial width of cut on external interpolations.

























Sheet 3: RADIAL CHIP THINNING
Radial Chip Thinning Calculator












NOTE: For use when less than 1/2 of the diameter of milling cutter is engaged in the width of cut (WOC) and for all slotting type cutters. The chip thickness produced with less than 1/2 of the diameter in radial contact will be thinner than calculated feed per tooth due to radial chip thinning. Enter the "desired chip load" (IPT) into the calculator. The calculator will give the "adjusted" feed rate (IPT) to produce the desired chip thickness.














1.0000 TOOL DIAMETER

0.0250 RADIAL WIDTH OF CUT (WOC)

































0.0050 DESIRED CHIP LOAD (IPT)

0.0160 ADJUSTED CHIP LOAD (IPT)
































0.0016 Actual maximum chip thickness if Radial Chip Thinning Calculation is not used.
0.3122 Radial Chip Thinning Factor



























The output from these calculations are correct for linear machining (straight line) applications. During circle interpolations and other milling applications where a radius is generated, other factors must be accounted for. Refer to the Circle Interpolation Calculator.













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