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3 Ways to Get Dashboards

10/16/2018

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​It is our objective to make the Stability Lobe Diagram-powered Dashboard accessible to everyone that does milling. There are three ways that Dashboards can be delivered. 

1. Direct tap-testing of a tool in a machine. This will be done by the end user themselves or could be offered by their vendor of milling machines, tooling or software. It will require tap-testing hardware and software that generates the Dashboard. 

2. A machine or tooling vendor will supply pre-tested Dashboards with their products. The first one to do this is Bad Axe Tooling Solutions:
http://www.badaxetool.com/

3. Receptance Coupling Substructure Analysis (RCSA) was invented by Dr. Tony Schmitz of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. RCSA uses a one-time artifact measurement of a machine's spindle and couples it with a solid model of a toolholder and cutter. This presents  the potential for a pre-process database of Dashboards. We will discuss RCSA in more detail in the next post. 

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