Rhyme

Rhyme

Grinding is an operation that serves to generate an existing hole that is more dimensionally accurate or to improve the surface finish of the hole. Holes can be enhanced by grinding or internal baking.

The rhyme is a tool with multiple cutting edges that remove material, these edges can contain straight or helical ridged or grooved edges.

What speeds are used in rhyming?

Typically rhyme speeds are half the speed of a bit of the same size and three times the forward speed.

What are the types of rhymes that exist?

Rhymes of the rose type: they are rhymes that have cutting edges wide margins and without relief or relief, remove much of the material and level a hole for the rim of grooves.

Fluted or fluted rhymes: rhymes leave small margins at an angle of 5° with cuts around 0.1 millimeters.

The hollow rhymes: they are rhymes that produce holes greater than 20 millimeters

Adjustable rhymes: can be adjusted in different diameters, they are very versatile.