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Posted by BottleBob on May 15, 2009, 1:43 am
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Saw this article in American Machinist, and thought it might be
interesting to some. Some excerpts follow:
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http://americanmachinist.com/304/Issue/Article/False/84259/Issue
MaxiMet end mills, new from Kennametal, are designed for aerospace and
general engineering shops seeking to improve performance in machining
high volumes of aluminum parts.
One reason for this performance is the tools’ flute designs that
result in high rigidity behind the cutting edges...
Three-flute MaxiMets are designed with HARVI unequal flute spacing to
reduce harmonics in the cut, resulting in less vibration and tool
deflection for high metal-removal rates and machining speeds.
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