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Abstract
Engineering process preparation requires proper preparation of cutting tools. It influences not only the performance of the tools but also the quality of workpiece surface machining. One of the promising environmentally friendly trends of mechanical treatment is grinding without using lubricating cooling liquid. This method can considerably influence the quality of cutting tools grinding. Smoothing skiving turning is an effective treatment method providing high efficiency and workpiece quality. Proper preparation of cutting edges is especially important in this process. For that purpose we have carried out a research in grinding changeable carbide inserts for skiving turning by means of grinding wheels with different grain size. The influence of different combinations of wheels on roughness of the inserts front and rear surfaces and quality of cutting edge was studied with the help of laser confocal microscopy.
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1 Institute of Strenght Physics and Materials Sciencs SB RAS, Tomsk, per. Academicheskii 2/4, Russia; Tomsk Polytechnic University, Tomsk, Lenina av. 30, Russia
2 Tomsk Polytechnic University, Tomsk, Lenina av. 30, Russia