Difference between revisions of "X-Carve: Glossary"
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Latest revision as of 21:01, 27 May 2023
| Term | Definition |
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| CAD | computer aided design |
| CAM | computer aided manufacturing |
| Center Cutting | Cutting tools which have cutting flutes on the bottom of the cutter which extend all the way from the outside edge to the center. This allows the tools to be plunged straight down into the workpiece like a drill bit. See also Plunge |
| Chatter | movement between the work piece and the cutting tool, often caused by flex of the machine, tool, or workpiece. May also be caused by bad cutter geometry or incorrect feeds and speeds |
| Chip | |
| Chip Load | |
| CNC | computer numeric control |
| Cutter | |
| DOC (depth of cut) | 0.5 diameter max to start |
| Easel | |
| Feed rate | (approx max 200 ipm) |
| Flute | |
| G-code | |
| Home | |
| Mil | see Thou |
| Origin (zero) | |
| Plunge | |
| Profile | |
| Spindle | |
| Spindle speed | |
| Spoil board | |
| Step over | |
| Surfacing | |
| Thou | |
| Work Zero | |
| X-carve | |