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Analysis reveals potential improvements in performance with hardening chamfers on ceramic cutters, suggesting optimized tool design.
The rational values of static rear corners, as well as hardening chamfers on the front surface of plates have been determined. It is proposed to introduce a hardening bevel on the back surface with a negative static back angle, which is half the angle of inclination of the plate in a tool holder.
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