Great Tip: Pull Up the Finishing Pass on Pockets

Dec 18, 2011   //   by Bob Warfield   //   Blog, Techniques  //  No Comments

Saw a great tip from an aerospace machinist on one of Hoss’s CNCZone threads:

When you do the finish pass, reduce depth of cut a few thousandths so that only the side of the endmill is cutting. This will improve surface finish and reduce chatter.

Sounds like a geat tip to me!

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