I. The calculation of trigonometric
1.tgθ=b/a ctgθ=a/b
2.Sinθ=b/c Cos=a/c
II. Calculation of cutting speed
Vc=(πDS)/1000
- Vc: linear velocity (m/min)
- π: Circumference (3.14159)
- D: Tool diameter (mm)
- S: Rotational speed (rpm)
III. Calculation of the feed (F-value)
F=SZFz
- F: Feed rate (mm/min)
- S: Rotational speed (rpm)
- Z: Number of blades
- Fz: (actual feed per blade)
IV. Calculation of residue height
Scallop=(ae*ae)/8R
- Scallop: Residue height(mm)
- ae: XY pitch(mm)
- R: Tool radius(mm)
V. Calculation of slug holes
Φ=√2R2
X. Y=D/4
- Φ: Diameter of slug holes(mm)
- R: Tool radius (mm)
- D: Tool diameter (mm)
VI. Calculation of material intake
Q=(aeapF)/1000
- Q: The quantity of material taken(cm3/min)
- ae: XY pitch(mm)
- ap: Z pitch(mm)
VII. Calculation of the feed rate per blade
Fz=hm * √(D/ap )
- Fz: Actual feed per blade
- hm: theoretical feed per blade
- ap:Z pitch(mm)
- D: Blade diameter (mm)
VIII. Die cutting edge processing method
Tooling depth = plate thickness – tool height + drill tip (0.3D)
- D : Knife diameter
IX. Drill drilling time formula
T(min)=L(min)/N(rpm)*f(mm/rev)=πDL/1000vf
- L: Full length of the drilling
- N: Number of turns
- f: feed volume factor
- D: Bit diameter
- v: Cutting speed
Drill factor table fz
Dia. mm | Feed knife mm/rev |
1.6~3.2 | 0.025~0.075 |
3.2~6.4 | 0.05~0.15 |
6.4~12.8 | 0.10~0.25 |
12.8~25 | 0.175~0.375 |
>25 | 0.376~0.625 |
X. Formulas for calculating pipe teeth
1 inch = 25.4 mm.
XI. Horsepower (gun drill)
- W = Md*N/97.410.
- W: Power required (KW)
- Md: torque (kg-cm)
- N: Number of rotations (r.p.m.)
XII. The formula for calculating torque is as follows.
- Md=1/20*f*ps*r2
- f is the coefficient of feed mm/rev.
- r is the drill radius (mm)
- α: cutting resistance ratio ps. at small feed, general steel 500kg/m²; general cast iron 300kg/m²
Question: I have a screen shot of a tooling estimate spreadsheet that was included in a tooling estimating seminar I attended. I have tried to fill in the formulas to utilize it for myself to quote tools but the one thing I cant figure out is the CNC portion of the sheet.
The formula calls for ‘cut volume’, ‘# of details’, Machine run rate (3″/hr.) [with a given number of 10] & a formula for machine time (cut volume x # of details / machine run rate)
Once you get the machine time you can calculate the cost by multiplying it by the amount per hour charged. for example it the volume was 25 & there were 2 details then it would be ((25 x 2)/10) x $95.00/hr. = $474.00 The only thing I cant figure out is how to get the cut volume. Any ideas?