Cutting Tool Signature, Nomenclature, Designation, Geometry - Animation
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Cutting Tool, its various Parts, Tool Nomenclature, Tool Signature, Tool Geometry, Tool Designation
Tool Geometry is defined as the combination of 7 values (6 angles and a radius) in a specific order that helps us determine the type of tool being used. In other words, it specifies the tool, so it is also called Tool Signature.
Orthogonal Rake System (ORS) clearly explained in short with Inclination Angle, Clearance Angles, Rake Angle, Approach Angles. This system is based on the cutting edge of the tool.
Another popular system of Tool Nomenclature is the ASA system (American Standards Association). This system is based on the longitudinal feed direction, that is the X and the Y axes.
Check out my video on ASA System : • Video
This has been explained extensively in this video through a 3D CAD model created in SolidWorks, using different planes, views, and sections.
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Mera IIT Prof ko ye padhane me 4 ghanta laga ,fir bhi na samza. Bhai tune 3 minutes me samza diya. Keep up
Just cleared the ors nomenclature feeling awesome .While studying i like visual things and understand it rather than just remembering it.Nice work and make sure you make many such videos.
simple....concise...und excellent....i am a manufacturing engg student in Germany....trust me guys...this video is really good...Good job guys
+Rahul Sharma Thank You very much for your appreciation and encouragement.. :)
it was more helpful to me in understanding the terms rather than complex and vague diagrams of text book.
+Jishu Das Happy to help :)
have u done any similar work on NRS system?
I didn't make a video on Normal Rake System (NRS), since it is similar to Orthogonal Rake System (ORS).
Here, the Orthogonal Plane (pi O) is replaced by a Normal Plane (pi N, perpendicular to the the cutting
edge). The rake angle and clearance angles change accordingly. Note, in this case, pi R and pi N are not mutually perpendicular, but dependent on the inclination angle. Also, ORS and NRS coincides if inclination angle is zero.
This video might help.. Good Luck..
ruclips.net/video/81Fdif5e85c/видео.htmlm32s
By far the best video on this topic on youtube... Keep it up man
ok, got it. Thank you very much. This has helped a lot in understanding tool geometry, in mechanical applications. good work. keep it up.
very nice video..after viewing this i myself made this tool on solidworks
Kamal Singh Thank you very much for your inspiring words. And congratulations on making the tool yourself !!
We will consider this as a success for the purpose of our video.
the best video on cutting tool nomenclature.....
+Meghasan Senapati Thank You for your inspiration. We're glad we could help :)
Hope you visit the rest of our videos and like them as much as this one..
nicely explained and the planes are clearly shown.good work and keep uploading more.thank you.
Accha teacher 1 ghanta m v ye chiz ny bta ska ..aap to 2 mint m explain kr diye ...that's good ....thanks ...
They don't have a 3D model. They have to convert 3D on to a blackboard, so it is difficult to explain and visualise on a blackboard.
nice piece of explaination### clear of tool nomenclature
this video contains better understading....nice
+saurabh kumar Happy to help :)
Very good video lecture for AMIE aspirants.
hahaha!!! harry potter music in the beginning.......nd btw informative video
Congratulations !! You identified it !!
My favourite movie :P ........ nd btw thank you.. :)
Thnxs brother for this animated video it helped me a lot...
It can ve visualised very clearly and therefore can be easily understood... But why hav u removed the ASA system??
The ASA system has been moved to the follwing link : ruclips.net/video/ksMz85jsfZg/видео.html
thanks dude!!You saved my exam
Happy to help :)
Transverse plane means cutting plane or orthogonal plane?
Short and Crystal clear. 👍
awesome explanation . PLEASE make more video like this
+Partha Samanta Thank you for your inspiring words.. Did you look through our channel for our other videos ?
We would love some suggestions about topics.. :)
don't you think that auxiliary clearance angle is some what that is referred to auxiliary orthogonal plane
Thanks for clearifying my concept
I would be really grateful if you could please also demonstrate the following angles in a similar manner .
1.Side and Back rake angle.
2. Side and End cutting edge angle
3. Side and end relief angles.
Thanks in advance!
+Debarshi Mukherjee I believe you are looking for a similar video on ASA system. I have another video, just click here : ruclips.net/video/13IXsJN_y3k/видео.html .
I hope this resolves your doubts..
Very clear explanation, thanks man
Great job,Bro.
Thank you.
outstanding explanation ........keep it up......and upload more videos........
EXCELLENT ANIMATION OF VARIOUS ANGLE AND SURFACE, THANK U A LOT..
+NAND KISHORE Yadav Thank you very much for your support and inspiring words :)
Thank you for a nice explanation.
You are awesome bro .Keep the good work going.
Good effort and explanation! thanks for the video
Happy to help..
Thank you so much bro.
Always welcome. Do share with others.
Lot of good information, if i could just understand what your are saying...
What is the problem ? The indian accent or the volume ? I suggest you turn on the CC .. that could help.
It's really helpful.. awesome video
Great Work awesome approach.
you are doing wonderful job . keep it up
+vikas singh Thank You very much for your good wishes..
very well explained
thank you sir
Lucid explanation👍
Great. Well done
Very Informative Sir...!!!!!
+Rahul Raj Kaithavana Thank You very much for your feedback..
helped a lot concept cleared thanks man
Happy to help :)
Great explanation...thank you
+Barenya Mazumdar Thank you very much for your inspiring words :)
Thank You very much..
Happy to help, man :)
Any suggestions/recommendations, feel free to comment.
Thq u ...great video ...plz upload more vids ...
+Arvind Ariki Thank you for the inspiration. We will shortly upload more videos. If you have suggestions about topics or improvements, please feel free to share with us :)
Awesome Sir.... Thanks a lot
great video sir
thank you !
Glad you liked it!
excellent :) , more videos
ultimatel explained .. thanks
+prashant karhale Thank you very much..
good ... teaching
that was a great explanation. :)
Thank You very much.. Please share our video with your friends to let them know too :)
At 1:43 the orthogonal plane, which is vertical in this case, should be perpendicular to the principal cutting edge, no? Since orthogonal plane is perpendicular to both reference plane and cutting plane (which contains the principal cutting edge). But it is drawn perfect vertical.
Can anyone please explain ?
Side cutting edge is called as auxiliary cutting edge
If the vertical plane is containing principal cutting edge then how all the 3 planes are being considered mutually perpendicular
Thank u so much
Happy to help :)
best video. thanks alot
Very good
wah beta
Dhanyabad
good job man
+Nikhil Jaiswal Thanks a lot man !! Feel free to suggest topics/improvements.. :)
Thank u so so much..☺☺
Awesome.
Thank you for your appreciation.
i can't visualize the auxiliary orthogonal clearance ........
how to find key way broaching tool tith pitch diffend formula
Best sir.
Thank you very much
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LOVE U
+yasir myb Thanks for the inspiration.. We are elated that we could help.. :)
Gr8 work
great work ,,,much better than professor's boaring lecture
Thanks man. Happy to rescue you from that :P
Good one
bhayya super explaination
Thanks.. Do I know you ?
bhayya do u know telugu
Naku telugu radu.. That's all I know :P
MECH 4 mechs ok
thank you
please make a video for nrs system and wrs system too if you can
thanks again
Could you please tell where is maximum rake plane (british system)?
AWESOME
Thanks bro
awesome
can you explain the positive and negative rake angle..?
+Soham Saha Here I have shown the general positive rake angle, ie, rake face is below the reference plane..
In case of negative rake angle, the rake face will be slanting above the reference place..
Thanks bhai
can u tell which software u use to make these videos
+Rudraksh Bohra We have used SolidWorks 2015, to make all the models used in our videos. I hope this answers your question.
+MECH 4 mechs thanx for your reply
nice
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Nice video :-)
where is nose radius?
great video! can you make similar one on ASA
+Gen Rex We have our next video on ASA System of Tool Nomenclature. Please have a look and let us know what you think of it !! :)
ruclips.net/video/13IXsJN_y3k/видео.html
Nice :)
Is inclination angle in ORS and back rake angle in ASA same?
no
which software is used?
SolidWorks 2015 was used.
Can you please share your CAD model?
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tool point is whole part except shank...plz correct Ur video
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