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    This document discusses a new high speed machining roughing strategy that is designed for solid carbide tooling and seamlessly integrates within CAM software. It works by generating toolpaths where over 90% of the engagement angle is optimal for cutting, allowing the use of higher feedrates and spindle speeds compared to conventional roughing toolpaths. This improves the efficiency of the roughing process.

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    This document discusses a new high speed machining roughing strategy that is designed for solid carbide tooling and seamlessly integrates within CAM software. It works by generating toolpaths where over 90% of the engagement angle is optimal for cutting, allowing the use of higher feedrates and spindle speeds compared to conventional roughing toolpaths. This improves the efficiency of the roughing process.

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    Vortex

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    This document discusses a new high speed machining roughing strategy that is designed for solid carbide tooling and seamlessly integrates within CAM software. It works by generating toolpaths where over 90% of the engagement angle is optimal for cutting, allowing the use of higher feedrates and spindle speeds compared to conventional roughing toolpaths. This improves the efficiency of the roughing process.

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    What is ?

    Patent pending HSM Roughing Strategy

    • New High Speed Machining Roughing Strategy


    • Designed for Solid Carbide Tooling
    • Seamless integration within:
    What is Vortex?

    Conventional Vortex
    How does it work?
    Conventional Roughing Toolpaths

    Optimum cutting conditions occur 46°


    during a straight line cut

    Internal corners significantly 91


    °
    increase the tool engagement angle
    The workaround is to significantly
    reduce the feedrate and spindle
    speed
    How does it work?
    How does it work?
    • Over 90% of this toolpath has an
    optimal engagement angle
    • The remaining 10% dictated our
    cutting parameters 

    • Over 90% of this toolpath was


    machined inefficiently

    Conventional Area
    Clearance toolpath
    How does it work?

    • There is no red 

    • The programmed engagement


    angle is never exceeded
    • Straight line cutting
    parameters are used for the
    entire toolpath

    toolpath

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