Detailed explanation of the shovel process of forming milling cutter

The shovel is a flat -shaped car knife that is equal to the zero front angle. While the main axis of the milling cuttings, the main axis of the lathe is rotated, and the shovel is advanced to the milling axis under the cams with the Archimede thread. It can be seen that the movement trajectory of any relative milling cutter on the cutting blade is the Akimid snail line, that is, the tooth curve of the shaped milling cutter from the shovel shovel is the Archimede snail line. Because the shovel knife is shovel along the radius of the milling cutter, it is called a radial shovel tooth.

When the milling cutter turns the Δ0 corner, the cam is turned around the Δθ angle, and the shovel shovel out of the back of a blade tooth. Then, when the milling cutter turned the Δ1 corner, the cam was turned around the φ1 angle, and the shovel was quickly reset and then the return motion. In short, when a milling cutter turns a corner of the tooth, the shovel is completed. Each time this process is repeated, the shovel is cut off a tooth of the milling cutter, and the shovel is restored in situ.