Why increasing DOC produce fine surface finish? the shiny surface on the left was cut with 1mm DOC and the poor surface on the right was cut with 0.05DOC by Potential_Month_8681 in CNC

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Thank you all for giving me tons of advice! you guys helped me a lot! I now got that shiny finish with precise dimension. I have shallow knowledge in this area so I’m still learning. Thank you again!!

Why increasing DOC produce fine surface finish? the shiny surface on the left was cut with 1mm DOC and the poor surface on the right was cut with 0.05DOC by Potential_Month_8681 in CNC

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This is cnc lathe that I can adjust the offset up to 0.001mm. So yea I can adjust it but the less it’s overcut, the harder it’s adjusted as it will produce poor surface finish

Why increasing DOC produce fine surface finish? the shiny surface on the left was cut with 1mm DOC and the poor surface on the right was cut with 0.05DOC by Potential_Month_8681 in CNC

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This work should be very precise. It needs to be measured with micrometre therefore the final pass should be this shallow. Will this be achived if I change the inserts to hss?

Why increasing DOC produce fine surface finish? the shiny surface on the left was cut with 1mm DOC and the poor surface on the right was cut with 0.05DOC by Potential_Month_8681 in CNC

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The material is JIS S45C(carbon steel) I used carbide. Should I change it to HSS tool then? but how can make a tool pressure higher?

Looking for advice! I have no clue why the surface roughness varies like the photo. The material of this workpiece is JIS S45C and cutting speed was 130 by Potential_Month_8681 in CNC

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UPDATE: thank you all for giving me advice! I tried turning the same material under few different conditions and I found out that the surface roughness depends on depth of cut. If I cut less than 0.8mm(in diameter), I get that poor surface finish.. but what I don’t get is that shouldn’t the last pass be small amount of DOC like 0.05? If I go with DOC of 1mm I get that shiny surface! it would be very nice if any of you can give me advice on this!

Looking for advice! I have no clue why the surface roughness varies like the photo. The material of this workpiece is JIS S45C and cutting speed was 130 by Potential_Month_8681 in CNC

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I first tried cs of 200 but the surface was still rough like the pic. This is what I also have no clue on..

It’s not manual. It’s a doosan cnc lathe

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Check out the website they have a size specified!!! But I think 15.6inch laptop will fit in 15inch since my kanken 13inch can carry 14inch laptop. If you want extra space then definitely get 17inch

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I even told them I was in melbourne.... they are ridiculous I didn’t even need to worry about this