Machining operations
Milling machines and machining centers
Article REF: B7160 V1
Machining operations
Milling machines and machining centers

Author : Michel SACHOT

Publication date: February 10, 1995 | Lire en français

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1. Machining operations

1.1 Evolution of rotating tool machines

Before the advent of NC, each machine had its own specificity:

  • drilling and tapping on drills, thanks to its ease of handling, while reaming is sometimes carried out using fixtures for tool guidance;

  • milling on a milling machine ;

  • standard reaming on a boring machine, or precision reaming (of the order of 0.01 mm) on a pointing machine.

For large parts, the volume (e.g. 1 m 3 or more) or mass (several hundred kilograms) made handling difficult, and boring machines often performed the various machining operations even when conditions were not the best....

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