Adhesive wear of the rear tool surface in high-speed machining

Experimental research of face mill wear effect to flat surface roughness

“…These cutting conditions should ensure the finish of the performed size and required finished surface roughness. It is known that wear begins to develop almost from the beginning of tool finishing [3][4][5][6][7]. In [6,8], the model of mill wear inten sity upon machining and the geometrical model of machined surface microroughnesses with the assump tion of the wear of face mill teeth are given; however, it does not consider the physical components of the prop erties of finished materials.…”