A geometrical model of the cut in five-axis milling accounting for the influence of tool orientation

Erzi Agson Gani; Jean-pierre Kruth; Paul Vanherck; Bert Lauwers

doi:10.1007/bf01179066

A geometrical model of the cut in five-axis milling accounting for the influence of tool orientation

The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology 13(10): 677-684

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This paper presents a model of the cut geometry in five-axis milling. This allows the establishment of a better model of cutting force to account for the i

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