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    Deep profile milling can present some serious chatter problems especially on lighter duty machines. One trick that I have found when all else fails, is to spin down about .020 - .030 on the diameter of the endmill leaving only enough cutting edge length to allow optimal milling performance. This will get the cutting edges of the endmill away from material that has already been cut and eliminate any chatter patterns generated by cutting edges that are in contact with the material above the cut. This works for roughing as well as finishing endmills and it looks like this. The photo shows a 1" roughing endmill that has been hand ground (way more than .020 - .030 but it works just fine).

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    Deep profile milling can present some serious chatter problems especially on lighter duty machines. One trick that I have found when all else fails, is to spin down about .020 - .030 on the diameter of the endmill leaving only enough cutting edge length to allow optimal milling performance. This will get the cutting edges of the endmill away from material that has already been cut and eliminate any chatter patterns generated by cutting edges that are in contact with the material above the cut. This works for roughing as well as finishing endmills and it looks like this. The photo shows a 1" roughing endmill that has been hand ground (way more than .020 - .030 but it works just fine).

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    11 - Reduce Chatter For Deep Milling.

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    Deep profile milling can present some serious chatter problems especially on lighter duty machines. One trick that I have found when all else fails, is to spin down about .020 - .030 on the diameter of the endmill leaving only enough cutting edge length to allow optimal milling performance. This will get the cutting edges of the endmill away from material that has already been cut and eliminate any chatter patterns generated by cutting edges that are in contact with the material above the cut. This works for roughing as well as finishing endmills and it looks like this. The photo shows a 1" roughing endmill that has been hand ground (way more than .020 - .030 but it works just fine).

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    dan@eztram.com June 30, 2003

    Deep profile milling can present some serious chatter problems especially on lighter
    duty machines. One trick that I have found when all else fails, is to spin down
    about .020 - .030 on the diameter of the endmill leaving only enough cutting edge
    length to allow optimal milling performance. This will get the cutting edges of the
    endmill away from material that has already been cut and eliminate any chatter
    patterns generated by cutting edges that are in contact with the material above the
    cut. This works for roughing as well as finishing endmills and it looks like this. The
    photo shows a 1" roughing endmill that has been hand ground (way more than .020 -
    .030 but it works just fine).
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