Mill Feeds and Speeds - solve RPM and Feedrate

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In this video you will learn the simple equations for solving spindle speed and feed rate for a manual vertical milling machine.
The textbook I use is, "Technology of Machine Tools" - 7th edition. I am not sponsored by or affiliated with the publisher but I use this book for most of my machining curiosities and I use it when teaching machinist apprentices their theory lessons.
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im impressed at your ability to write backwards

dewe
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Hi Adam
Thank you for video
Is cutting speed for metric and inch drill same or different? when you use formula N=Vc *318/D and N=Vc*3.82/D?
Also Is cutting speed chart for drill and lathe also mill same?

silkroad
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Should the feed rate for the lathe at 12mins in not be in inches per revolution, instead of inches per minute?

jxg
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Is there a formula to scaled-down feed speed? If my free rate is 7.353.6 RPMs but my machine max speed is 3, 000. Is there an equation to scale the speed?

jesseskellington
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The correct (simplified) formula is RPM=(SFMx3.82)/Diameter.

People who use 4 instead of 3.82 are the "looks good from my house" guys. To simplify the real formula, you divide 12 (feet) by Pi (used in the circumference calculation). 12/Pi = 3.8197, which you would then round to 3.82, not 4. The book I have from college uses 4 as well, and it drives me crazy because the Machinery's Handbook uses the real formula. In machining, you need to be as accurate as possible, especially with harder materials. Please stop saying 4 is close enough.

***This is not an attack on you, it's an attack on the people who wrote the book that gave you the information.***

Other than that, this is great advice.

jestonporter