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Tool Wear vs tool geometry *PIC* () Bill Tindall
They found that wear was greatest where the pressure of the saving was greatest. If one can successfully speculate shaving pressure in these two situations wear can be predicted. In a paper we have no translated rake angle was investigated.
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