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Development and optimization of control programs for 2.5-coordinate milling of three-dimensional workpieces on CNC machines

Averchenkov et al., 2021

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1802010880608725608
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Averchenkov A
Koloshkina I
Sheptunov S
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MATEC Web of Conferences

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The paper presents new methods for optimizing milling operations on CNC machines when programming in CAM-systems, in particular, a method for improving the efficiency of processing three-dimensional workpieces by 2.5-coordinate milling on CNC machines for …
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