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Nickel-based alloys are known to be difficult to cut material, which can cause high cutting forces and temperature rise which always lead to excessive tool wear. Traditional views hold the opinion that cutting temperature rise could lead to negative effects. However, milling under high temperature, cutting material can get a thermal softening effect. In this research, the monolithic ceramic end mill was used. By using high temperature generated at shear zone, nickel-based alloy can be easily cut and achieved a high material removal rate. The experiment result shows, with the rise of cutting speed, cutting forces can be reduced.

NICKEL-BASED ALLOY DRY MILLING FORCE AND TEMPERATURE BY USING MONOLITHIC CERAMIC END MILL TOOL