Tool selection directly impacts the machining quality and efficiency of CNC milling. Common tools include end mills, ball end mills, and face mills, each suitable for different machining scenarios.
During machining, it's crucial to properly set cutting parameters, such as spindle speed, feed rate, and depth of cut. Inappropriate parameter settings can lead to accelerated tool wear or a decline in workpiece surface quality.
Furthermore, the use of coolant is critical; it reduces temperature, decreases friction, and extends tool life.
