#broken

[@Maezhughes]

That's exactly why u don't go so hard and fast when ur using cnc machines

[@aaronrunk4209]

Precisely! 😔

[@Maezhughes]

@aaronrunk4209 I've seen that happen too many times and then the operator is all like "Why'd the cutter break off?" Uh, it's probably cus u were running it at 100% speed in an aggressive pattern that's going far too deep into the material. Idiot

[@michi18]

If you don't know your limits, you will never be a good machinist

[@aaronrunk4209]

@michi18 heck yeah! Good advice 👍

[@taliday56]

If you had coolant on it could have made it through. Coolant is very important for running fast. Some tools only need air, but for cuts like this you have to make sure you’re using the proper endmill.

[@aaronrunk4209]

Yep, if I was running carbide, I would have had more luck. But coolant is the answer kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnjXZYeflpl9rs0si=iQLPqBdS5BypT0Q0

[@taliday56]

@@aaronrunk4209 also if you had chip breakers on the end mill. Could help too.

[@aaronrunk4209]

@taliday56 That's a good idea. Thank you

[@taliday56]

@@aaronrunk4209 if you have any other questions about high speed machining let me know, more than happy to share my knowledge.

[@aaronrunk4209]

@@taliday56 I sure will thank you

[@hillbilly8558]

Turn the coolant on and u wont break it

[@aaronrunk4209]

Looks like you're correct kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnjXZYeflpl9rs0si=iQLPqBdS5BypT0Q0

[@gennadiy___]

Быстрая подача , нет охлаждения 🤷

[@aaronrunk4209]

Yep coolant was better. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnjXZYeflpl9rs0si=iQLPqBdS5BypT0Q0