Optimization of High-Precision Reaming Holes with Small Diameters
Abstract In many applications, it is at the final machining precision holes, very advantageous to use a reamer whose cutting portion is made of a cermet, but also other performance materials (PCD, CBN). In these modern tools can be compared with the instruments of conventional cemented carbides apply significantly higher cutting speeds at longer blade life cutting edges. Specific problems and significant demands on the tech-nical design and implementation of these instruments arise from their use for reaming holes with small diameters. Especially in cases where it is required to have high productivity, a high cutting speed and feed. Especially for small diameter tools it is extre-mely difficult to supply the necessary amount of process fluid to the cutting point in real time. A sufficient quantity of liquid will not only provide cooling but also chip. The requirement is to achieve high operational reliability as well as reduced costs using intensive cutting conditions. This situation helps to solve the present structural design of composite reaming tools. Specifically, the optimization of the reamer for reaming holes ø 4,2 H8 with a depth of 8 mm in body components for the automotive industry .