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Pocket NC V2 - Machining;Performance Issues; Tool Chatter During Cut; Spindle Slowdown During Cut; Cutting Location Accuracy

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Section 2: Machining/Performance Issues
Problem
Explanation
Possible Solution/Things to Try
My tool chatters during
the cut.
Vibration causes the cutter
to not cut smoothly. This
vibration is due to the
natural frequency of the
tool/spindle.
1. The feed and speed, and/or
step-down and step-over
need to be adjusted. See
the feeds and speeds
tutorial for more
information.
2. Turn the spindle speed up.
3. Adjust the feedrate, usually
moving slower will be
smoother, but this is not
always the case
4. Increase the step-down,
taking a deeper cut into the
material
5. Increase or decrease the
step-over, the width of the
cut. Typically the ideal
step-over is about 60% of
tool diameter.
Spindle sounds like it is
slowing down during the
cut.
The spindle power is
insufficient for the amount of
material being removed.
1. Decrease the feed rate in
5% steps until the spindle
stops bogging down
2. Decrease the step-down
and step over in your
toolpaths.
3. Switch to a tool with more
cutting flutes.
The Pocket NC is not
cutting in the location
that I expected.
1. Make sure that the origin
for your toolpaths is the B
table offset/machine origin
point of the Pocket NC.
This is a point in space
about 0.839 inches above
the center of B table.
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