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Machining Processes - University of Rhode Island

Machining Processes - University of Rhode Island

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• Avoid sharp corners, tapers, and major dimensional variations • Use near-net-shape forming to reduce machining cycle times • Design features that only need standard cutting tools, inserts, and toolholders • Select materials with good machinability • Provide good support and stiffness in the turning operation

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