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Drilling Tool Wear
              HEAVY








              Edge Chipping                                        Land Wear
              Cause                                                Cause
            •  Low wear resistance Carbide grade                 •  Cutting speed too high
            •  Built-up edge has been formed                     •  Low wear resistance Carbide grade
            •  Insufficient coolant fluid                        •  Radial run-out is too high
              Remedy                                               Remedy
            •  Reduce feed rate                                  •  Check that the correct geometry is used
            •  Increase cutting speed                            •  Check that T.I.R. run-out does not
            •  Increase coolant pressure                           exceed 0.02 mm (.0008”)
            •  Improve jet direction in case of external coolant supply  •  Reduce cutting speed
            •  Change to different geometry                      •  Increase coolant pressure
            •  Check tool and part clamping rigidity             •  Improve jet direction in case of external coolant supply
                                                                 •  Check and improve tool and part clamping rigidity
                                                                 •  Check if pocket gripping forces are too
                                                                   low - if so, replace the tool body


              Corner Fracture                                      Corner Chipping

              Cause                                                Cause
            •  Caused by excessive insert wear                   •  Radial run-out is too high
              before indexing the insert                         •  Insufficient coolant fluid
            •  The grade and geometry may be too                   Remedy
              weak for the applications
            •  Excessive load on the insert                      •  Check radial run-out
            •  Built-up edge has been formed on the insert       •  Reduce feed rate, increase the speed
                                                                 •  Check tool and part clamping rigidity
              Remedy                                             •  Check if pocket gripping forces are too
            •  Check radial run-out                                low - if so, replace the holder
            •  Reduce feed rate                                  •  Increase coolant pressure
            •  Increase the speed                                •  Improve jet direction in case of
            •  Check tool and part clamping rigidity               external coolant supply
            •  Check if pocket gripping forces are
              too low, replace the holder
            •  Increase coolant pressure
            •  Improve jet direction in case of external coolant supply



              Chisel Chipping                                      Built-up Edge

              Cause                                                Cause
            •  Chisel run-out is too big                         •  Cutting zone temperature is too low
            •  Combination of high feed and low speed            •  Negative cutting geometry
              Remedy                                             •  Machining of very sticky materials such as
            •  Reduced feed rate and increased cutting speed       low-carbon steel, stainless steels, and aluminum
            •  Check that chisel misalignment does                 Remedy
              not exceed 0.02 mm (.0008”)                        •  Increase feed
            •  Check tool and part clamping rigidity             •  Increase cutting speed
            •  Check if pocket gripping forces are too           •  Increase coolant pressure
              low - if so, replace the holder                    •  Check oil percentage in the coolant fluid

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