Gouging elimination through tool lifting in tool path generation for five-axis milling based on faceted models

Gandjar Kiswanto; Bert Lauwers; Jean-pierre Kruth

doi:10.1007/s00170-005-0338-9

Gouging elimination through tool lifting in tool path generation for five-axis milling based on faceted models

The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology 32(3-4): 293-309

Article 2006 English

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Five-axis milling may be performed with a constant tool-orientation or varying optimal tool-orientation. When applying a constant tool orientation, the inc

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