What is a three-edge cutter?

Three-blade cutter Abbreviated three-blade: All three edges have a back angle, sharp edges, and light cutting. Three-edge cutters are standard machine tools and are usually used on horizontal milling machines and are generally used for milling grooves and steps.
shape:
Its shape is like the “circular hole in the middle of the sesame cake” and its outer circle, and the two end faces near the outer circle have cutting edges (like a wide sawtooth) so it is called a three-sided edge. The main cutting edge of the three-edge milling cutter is distributed on the cylindrical surface of the milling cutter, and the minor cutting edge is distributed on both end faces. When used, the knife is installed on the arbor of the horizontal milling. Of course, it can also be installed on other machine tools. It is generally used for milling grooves and steps.

High-speed cutting mold machine tool points

1. It requires the spindle of the machine tool to have large power and high rotation speed to satisfy the rough and fine processing.
2. The rapid feed of the machine tool does not require high-speed travel. However, it must have a relatively high processing feed rate (30~60m/min) and high acceleration/deceleration.
3, the rapid feed of the machine tool does not require high speed travel. However, it must have a relatively high processing feed rate (30~60m/min) and high acceleration/deceleration.
4. Select CAD/CAM software for high-speed machines, especially for high-speed cutting tools.

Woodworking cutter

Rotary tool with one or more teeth. Through the relative movement of the workpiece and the milling cutter, the cutter teeth intermittently cut off the remaining amount of the workpiece. Woodworking milling cutters are divided into two types with hole-set milling cutters and shank milling cutters. Set milling cutters are available in three types: integral, insert and modular. Milling cutters are widely used in joinery production for machining planes, forming surfaces, boring holes, boring heads, slots and carvings. Compared to milling cutters for cutting metal, woodworking cutters have larger rake angles and relief angles in order to obtain sharp edges and reduce cutting resistance. Another feature is the smaller number of cutting teeth and greater chip space. In addition to tool steel and alloy steel, carbide milling cutters are also widely used in woodworking mills to increase productivity and tool life.