Introduction To High Feed Mills: In The Loupe TV Ep. 5

[@daffyf6829]

Another great application for high feed: heatsinks. The bottom doesn't need to be square to function, and it doesn't need a great finish on the sides. Slitting saws are often a better option, but I have been seeing a lot of designs where slitting doesn't work (inside a pocket, for example or a boss is in the way).

[@mostlymotorized]

Small diameter, reduced shank, carbide High feed mills are good for making deep skinny enclosed slots

[@CNCMachinistEducationNetwork]

spring passes !!

[@bosco_bosco]

The problem I've run in to, in a formula 1 team, is the axial forces make the parts vibrate quite aggressively. This means the delicate parts we machine will rattle too much and damage the tool.

[@danhnguyen435]

Thanks very helpful !

[@jbrownson]

Great video, subbed, thanks

[@CuttingtoolCounselor]

Thanks for subscribing. And glad you enjoyed it! ctc

[@joshuaboulee8190]

Great information! I didn't have a clear idea what a high feed mill even was. How well do they work in aluminum?I have some thin walls occasionally and this might be a good fit.

[@dongrandt372]

We just launched a High Feed mill for Aluminum. Great for Thin wall applications.