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In the Loupe TV: Programming Thread Mills

Join Harvey Performance Company National Applications Engineer Don Grandt in the 9th episode of In the Loupe TV: Programming Thread Mills.

As the final part of this-3 part series on Thread Mills join the “Cutting Tool Counselor,” Don Grandt, to learn how to program thread mills for your upcoming job. You will learn what information is needed and where to find it, so you can easily plug it into your programming software, giving you the confidence you need in your next threading job.

Become a threading master by tuning in to Episode 7: Thread Mills vs. Taps, Episode 8: Types of Thread Mills, and the most recent In the Loupe TV Episode: Programming Thread Mills.

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In the Loupe TV: Types of Thread Mills

Join Harvey Performance Company National Applications Engineer Don Grandt in the 8th episode of In the Loupe TV: Types of Thread Mills.

As discussed in Episode 7 of In the Loupe TV, thread milling is an essential application in many machine shops, but the types of threads needed can affect the type of thread mill you should opt for.  Join the “Cutting Tool Counselor”, Don Grandt, in episode 8 of In The Loupe TV to learn about the three different types of thread mills, and the advantages and disadvantages of each, so you can better determine which is best for your next CNC thread milling application.

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In the Loupe TV: Thread Mills vs. Taps

Join Harvey Performance Company National Applications Engineer Don Grandt in the 7th episode of In the Loupe TV: Thread Mills vs. Taps.

Making threads is an essential milling application needed in many machine shops. Often times, machinists opt for a thread mill or a tap to get the job done, but which is the best option for you and your shop? Join the “Cutting Tool Counselor,” Don Grandt, in episode 7 of In The Loupe TV to learn how a thread mill works, the difference between thread mills and taps, and how threads are created.

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In the Loupe TV: Using High Feed End Mills

Join Harvey Performance Company National Applications Engineer Don Grandt in the 6th episode of In the Loupe TV: Programing High Feed Mills.

In this episode, Don Grandt dives deeper into Feed Mills on how to program and use the correct tool paths to ensure you’re getting the most out of your tooling. In the previous episode of In the Loupe TV, Episode 5, Don introduces High Feed Mills, explaining the unique geometries they hold, when they should be used, and the benefits they can provide for your next CNC application. Elevate your machining capabilities with this new episode of In the Loupe TV, today.

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In the Loupe TV: Introduction to High Feed End Mills

Join Harvey Performance Company National Applications Engineer Don Grandt in the fifth episode of In the Loupe TV: High Feed Mills.

A High Feed End Mill is a type of High-Efficiency Milling (HEM) tool with a specialized end profile that allows the tool to utilize chip thinning to have dramatically increased feed rates. These tools are meant to operate with an extremely low axial depth so that the cutting action takes place along the curved edge of the bottom profile. Join the “Cutting Tool Counselor,” Don Grandt, in episode 5 of In The Loupe TV to learn when to use a High Feed Mill and the benefits they can bring to your next job.  

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In the Loupe TV: Helix Angles

Join Harvey Performance Company National Applications Engineer Don Grandt in the fourth episode of In the Loupe TV: Helix Angles.

While many factors impact the outcome of a machining operation, one often overlooked factor is the cutting tool’s helix angle. The helix angle of a tool is measured by the angle formed between the centerline of the tool and a straight line tangent along the cutting edge. Tune into this episode of In the Loupe TV to learn about helix angles and what angle you should be opting for in your next CNC machining application.

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In the Loupe TV: Material Removal Rate Triangle

Join Harvey Performance Company National Applications Engineer Don Grandt in the third episode of In the Loupe TV: The Material Removal Rate Triangle.

Material Removal Rate measures how much material is removed from a part in a given period of time. Every shop aims to create more parts faster, so they can maximize money made while also minimizing money spent. One of the first places machinists turn is to MRR, which encompasses Radial Depth of Cut (RDOC), Axial Depth of Cut (ADOC), and Inches Per Minute (IPM). If you’re aiming to boost your shop’s efficiency, increasing your MRR even minimally can result in significant gains. Tune into this episode of In the Loupe TV to learn how to maximize MRR and save time and money at the spindle.

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In the Loupe TV: Fun With Flute Count

Join Harvey Performance Company National Applications Engineer Don Grandt in the second episode of In the Loupe TV: Fun With Flute Count.

One of the most important considerations when choosing an end mill is determining which flute count is best for the job at hand. Both material and application play an important role in this critical part of the tool selection process. Join Don Grandt, the “Cutting Tool Counselor,” to learn about the differences between flute counts!

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In the Loupe TV Introduction

Looking for a new way to learn more about the machining industry? Harvey Performance Company National Application Engineer Don Grandt is here to help! Tune in to In the Loupe TV to learn about a wide range of topics that will help you become more efficient at the spindle.

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