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Reaming tools \ Processing and machining technology - Reaming
Troubleshooting when reaming
1 bore too large 1 hole too small
cutting speed too high cutting speed too low
tool diameter too big very thin-walled workpiece
built-up edges tool wear limit reached
reamer cut too short or uneven insufficient reaming
excessive amount of oil in the coolant
radial run-out of the spindle or tool ① reaming dimension ② nominal dimension
2 2
① Reaming misalignment between drill and reamer
dimension
② Nominal
dimension
1 Bore hole is conical Poor surface quality
Radial run-out of the spindle or tool Poor chip removal
Pre-bored hole too imprecise Cutting speed/feed too high
Misalignment between drill and reamer Built-up edges due to insufficient or no cooling
Incorrect angle Breakages at the tool cutting edge
Existing poor surface created during pre-drilling
① Reaming dimension ② Incorrect dimension
2
feed scoring marks in the bore hole Chatter marks in the bore hole
breakages at the tool cutting edge Built-up edges
cutting speed/feed too low Insufficient amount of oil in the coolant
tool wear limit reached Insufficient reaming
built-up edges Reamer clamped incorrectly or too loosely
misalignment between drill and reamer Radial run-out of the spindle or tool
Circular grinding chamfer too narrow
Reamer grips and breaks 1 Incorrect bore hole position
Misalignment between drill and reamer Misalignment between drill and reamer
Feed too high Radial run-out of the spindle or tool
Excessive reaming If necessary, work with bottoming reamer
Poor chip removal
Circular grinding chamfer too wide ① Alignment offset
Insufficient taper
First cut incorrectly sanded
Source: Hahn+Kolb Werkzeuge GmbH
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