Chip Load vs Feed per Tooth - The Machining Doctor simplifies these milling terms for you!

🔷 In this video, we break down the difference between Feed per Tooth and Chip Load in a simple and easy-to-understand way.
🔷 Erez & Eric from the Machining Doctor Website explain the confusion between these two terms and why it is important to use them correctly.
🔷 We also provide practical examples and formulas to calculate the feed per tooth that gives the desired chip load for your specific case.
🔷 Stick until the end, where we share an online tool that calculates the correct Feed per Tooth for a given Chip Load.
Resources:
🔗 Speeds and Feeds Calculator (SpeeDoctor): www.machiningdoctor.com/calcu...
🔗 Chip Load Calculator: www.machiningdoctor.com/calcu...
🔗 Chip Thniining Calculator: www.machiningdoctor.com/calcu...
⏰ Timeline:
0:00 - Introduction
0:40 - Feed Per Tooth
1:16 - Chip Load
2:01 - Cip Load vs. Feed per Tooth
3:50 - Practical Example
4:53 - Final Tip & Summary

[@465maltbie]

Thank you for your video. I also like the information on your website.

[@MachiningDoctor]

Thanks for your feedback. Much appreciated!

[@biswarupdas8480]

In your speed feeds calculator the endmill with corner radius option is missing .If you add it it will be helpful because if the depth of cut is less than the corner radius of endmill then axial chip thinning factor will also come into play

[@MachiningDoctor]

Thanks for the remark. I will look into it tomorrow and get back to you.

[@MachiningDoctor]

Hi. You are right. It is something I should add. As a temporary fix, you can choose "indexable inserts Endmill" (Instead of solid). For diameters 1/2" (12 mm), or higher you can choose an enmill with round inserts. I will add this shape also for solids in the future.