Method for machining flat surfaces of a workpiece
AssigneeOPEN MIND Technologies AG
InventorsPeter Brambs, Josef Koch
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AssigneeOPEN MIND Technologies AG
InventorsPeter Brambs, Josef Koch
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The invention relates to a method for machining flat surfaces (30) of a workpiece (32) using a tool (10), in particular a milling tool, which is moved in a collision-free and laterally inclined manner (α) relative to a flat surface (30) such that a contact point (34) is guided on the flat surface (30). The flat surface (30) is machined using a tool (10) with a cutting contour (18), which has a conically convex design, on one flank (16) of the tool (10) at a pivot angle (ß) parallel to the flat surface (30) in order to prevent a one-sided collision completely by the tool (10) and at at least two different pivot angles (ß, ß′) parallel to the flat surface (30) in order to prevent a two-sided collision by the tool (10), wherein the flat surface (30) is separated into at least two machining segments (44, 44′, 44″), each of which is assigned an individual pivot angle (ß, ß′) of the tool (10) in order to prevent a two-sided collision.
Method for machining of flat surfaces (30) of a workpiece (32) using a tool (10) which is laterally inclined (α) against a flat surface (30), guided with a contact point (34) on the flat surface (30) and moved in a collision-free manner, wherein the flat surface (30) is machined using a tool (10) with a cutting contour (18), which has a conically convex design, at one flank (16) of the tool (10), and to avoid a one-sided collision completely machined by the tool (10) with a pivot angle (ß) in parallel to the flat surface (30) and to avoid a two-sided collision by the tool (10) with at least two different pivot angles (ß, ß′) in parallel to the flat surface (30), wherein the flat surface (30) is divided into at least two machining segments (44, 44′, 44″) to avoid the two-sided collision collision and each of the at least two machining segments (44, 44′, 44″) is assigned an individual pivot angle (ß, ß′) of the tool (10) to avoid collision,
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