Woodworking router bit are the most diverse and widely used tools in wood cutting processing. They are widely used in various machine tools that work in milling, flat milling or forming milling of straight or curved workpieces, and milling of various tenons of integral milling cutters. Tenon, drilling, processing tongue and groove or cutting, profiling and engraving, etc. The woodworking milling cutter is a multi-edged tool with high cutting efficiency. Its structure is characterized by making it on a cylinder, a cone, a special-shaped rotating body or an end face. Or install some cutter teeth, which is equivalent to a combination of some basic cutters.
When using woodworking milling cutters, the following are the precautions for use:
- Choose suitable tools according to different processing materials. Under normal circumstances, the tools rotate in a clockwise direction.
- The high-precision jacket must be selected. If there is wear or other conditions that can not meet the configuration requirements, it must be replaced immediately.
- When clamping the tool, pay attention to avoid slag inclusion and the clamping depth must meet the requirements. For example, the clamping depth of 1/2 handle (12.7mm) should reach 24mm to ensure its proper bearing capacity. Generally, the depth of the chuck shank must be 4/5 or more than the length of the tool shank. To
- Select the matching speed and pushing speed according to the size and processing volume of the tool, and keep a constant speed and do not stop during the cutting process.
- Replace the tool in time after passivation.
- After testing, the diamond woodworking tool does not need to be reground after cutting 36,000 extended meters. It can also be ground for multiple times, thereby further reducing the processing cost per extended meter.
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