Wheel Speed
Wheel Speed
(OP)
Im running 3,800 ft/min on a 38A grinding Wheel on a High Speed Steel Job
this is a bit slow isnt it?
Thanks 123 Cat
this is a bit slow isnt it?
Thanks 123 Cat
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RE: Wheel Speed
By the way, how did you come to this conclusion? Are you using a formula to calculate SFPM or have you observed less than optimal cutting conditions while a job is running or something else?
Also the specific cutting conditions for a job are usually the overriding factors anyway. While 3800 SFPM may not be ideal for a light depth of cut finish pass, it may be optimal for heavy DOC rough grinding. However, at this point we are splitting hairs because more information is needed to give an educated reply..
So, more info please....
i.e. cutting conditions, manner in which 3800 SFPM was determined to be too slow, machine in use, CNC or manual, and the color of your socks (j/k)!!!!
RE: Wheel Speed
Yes I cant change the speed
Bummer
I just feel that the wheel is acting too soft
The job is done
I just thought you guys could give a surface speed recomendation
Its wet grinding of High Speed Steel
Thanks for the Reply
123Cat
RE: Wheel Speed
Bob