upmilling

upmilling

[′əp‚mil·iŋ]
(mechanical engineering)
Milling a workpiece by rotating the cutter against the direction of feed of the workpiece.
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For downmilling, [[phi].sub.st] = arcos(2a/D-1), and [[phi].sub.ex] = [pi]; for upmilling, [[phi].sub.st] = 0, and [[phi].sub.ex] = arcos(1-2a/D), where a/D is the radial immersion ratio.
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[16] have proposed a new method to obtain stability lobe diagrams in upmilling and down milling machining.
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For solid wood, climb cutting (also called downmilling) is generally recommended over conventional cutting (also called upmilling) (Fig.
Investigation of machine parameters on the surface quality in routing soft maple. (Solid Wood Products)
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