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Generation of helical surfaces with cylinder-frontal tools (end mill tool or grinding wheels) as so as with cylindrical tools (planing tools) are proceedings used in the small lot productions manufacturing or for reparations. In many situations, the surfaces to be generated are known by measuring on three-dimensional measuring machines. In this way, is possible to define a generatrix expressed by sampled points, which impose specifically algorithms for the end mill tool’s profiling. In this paper, specifically proposed are algorithms for end mill tool and planing tool profiling, designated to generate helical surfaces known in discrete form. More is assumed that the helical surface’s generatrix may be expressed only by few points, three or four, so the helical surfaces generatrix may be expressed by inferior degree Bezier polynomials using topological geometry. One of the goals of this paper is to compare the numerical results obtained by the proposed algorithm with the results obtained from profiling theoretically methods, for the same surfaces types, in order to proof the new method quality.
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Teodor, V.G., Popa, I. & Oancea, N. The profiling of end mill and planing tools to generate helical surfaces known by sampled points. Int J Adv Manuf Technol 51, 439–452 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00170-010-2655-x
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