A cutting machine for the chip-removing machining of a workpiece, which chip-removing machining takes place in a chronological sequence of manufacturing steps by using several required tools, wherein in each manufacturing step a required tool can exert a tool force onto the workpiece in a force main direction, the cutting machine comprising:
- a tool holder configured for holding the required tools all at the same time, wherein the tool holder defines a plurality of recesses and at least one cavity:
- a plurality of signal lines introduced into the cavity and connected to the tool holder;
- wherein the tool holder includes at least two single-component force transducers;
- wherein each of the single-component force transducers is inserted into a respective one of the plurality of recesses;
- a tool slide configured for moving the tool holder so that one of the required tools can be aligned with a workpiece and the required tool and the workpiece can be moved with respect to each other for chip-removing machining in each manufacturing step;
- wherein each of the at least two single-component force transducers is configured to measure a tool force exerted by one of the required tools during the chip-removing machining of a workpiece in the force main direction;
- a signal socket connected to the tool holder;
- wherein each of the single-component force transducers is electrically connected to the signal socket via a respective one of the plurality of signal lines;
- wherein the tool holder includes a first fastening means and a second fastening means;
- wherein the tool holder is fastened to the tool slide via the first fastening means and via the second fastening means;
- and
- wherein the first fastening means, by fastening the tool holder to the tool slide, mechanically biases the single-component force transducers inserted into the plurality of recesses.