Notes on multi-functional machining (MF·MS and MM breakers)

Machining narrow grooves Machining wide grooves

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aIt is recommended to carry out plunging in several passes. aIt is recommended that cross-feed machining is used. Following the steps above makes it difficult for chips to elongate. This also improves the accuracy of workpiece wall surface.

Machining wide grooves

Roughing Finishing

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xvn
m,
zb
z Carry out grooving.c Carry out cross feedb Carry out grooving.m Carry out grooving, Machining of the wall
x Retract the toolmachining.n Retract the tool approxto the end point ofsurface, corner radius and
approx .004".v Retract the tool approx.004".the corner radius.bottom face should be
.004".* Repeat the steps z – n.carried out in one process.

Finishing Precautions when finishing walls

. Stop at the bottom of / Machine the counter Finish machining.

the corner radius. wall to the corner radius To produce high accuracy walls using MS or MM breaker insert,

a in one process. do not carry out back turning. Plunging is recommended. Wall machining Machining of a ring section

aWhen machining a wall, chip jamming can occur. In this case, stop aWhen a ring remains in a cross feed end process, cross feed machining just before the wall (at a point less than the finish cross feed machining .040"–.059" short of insert width) then remove the remaining material by plunging. the end point, then remove the ring by plunging.