Machining Calculator

Name: Machining Calculator
Rating: 4.3 (4 reviews)
Author: Sandvik Coromant AB

Utilities

Only for iPhone

Free · Designed for iPhone

4 Ratings
Ages

13+
Years
Category

Utilities
Developer

Sandvik Coromant AB
Language

EN
+ 17 More
Size

5.2
MB

iPhone

Machining calculator apps: calculate cut settings based on job parameters The Machining calculator apps are designed to help engineers and operators optimize the performance of their turning, milling, drilling and tapping applications by calculating optimal cut settings based on job parameters. The apps also highlight how small adjustments of parameters can have a big impact on the overall results.

Ratings & Reviews

4.3

out of 5

4 Ratings

Great first try
10/24/2010

aibo5678
Great for free to us but this cost Sandvik a bunch. The calculations need to transfer to the fields in the comparitor to change your variables in the present as a double check on what you are changing. Great freeby. Could be programmed with more skill.
Great first try
10/24/2010

aibo5678

Great for free to us but this cost Sandvik a bunch. The calculations need to transfer to the fields in the comparitor to change your variables in the present as a double check on what you are changing. Great freeby. Could be programmed with more skill.
A lot of information in easy to use app
07/18/2019

West_Racing
I have been using this app for about a year. I use it relating to training I do with machinists and machine operators. It is one of the simplest for people to understand while having enough information to do quality comparisons of cutting conditions.Examples, MRR - metal removal rates calculation (helps qualify if a new machining approach will actually save you time before experimenting)HP - horsepower calculations, allows you to know roughly what power you need to pull a certain tool. Very handy when working with light duty low HP machines. (this part does require using a Chart Sandvik has on their site for material hardness (specific cutting force “kc”)Chip Thickness - quickly calculates adjusted chip load for milling cutters weather having an angled insert (face mill) or taking a light side cut.All needed data is easily input in this app.
A lot of information in easy to use app
07/18/2019

West_Racing

I have been using this app for about a year. I use it relating to training I do with machinists and machine operators. It is one of the simplest for people to understand while having enough information to do quality comparisons of cutting conditions.Examples, MRR - metal removal rates calculation (helps qualify if a new machining approach will actually save you time before experimenting)HP - horsepower calculations, allows you to know roughly what power you need to pull a certain tool. Very handy when working with light duty low HP machines. (this part does require using a Chart Sandvik has on their site for material hardness (specific cutting force “kc”)Chip Thickness - quickly calculates adjusted chip load for milling cutters weather having an angled insert (face mill) or taking a light side cut.All needed data is easily input in this app.
Bring back the previous version
04/15/2015

Machinist_Mark
I've been using this for 3 years. It's been very helpful for me. The previous version is faster and much easier to use compare to this newer version. The selection box is too small and make it very hard for the user.Since my work required me to deal with metric system. It will not change permanently though you have change into metric. I personally think that Sandvik should really consider to improve this.
Bring back the previous version
04/15/2015

Machinist_Mark

I've been using this for 3 years. It's been very helpful for me. The previous version is faster and much easier to use compare to this newer version. The selection box is too small and make it very hard for the user.Since my work required me to deal with metric system. It will not change permanently though you have change into metric. I personally think that Sandvik should really consider to improve this.
I sell Sandvik
09/22/2010

900rider
This is a great tool to use at the machine when making process improvements. The calculator factors in radial (and axial in the case of round insert facemills) chip thinning which is great for those that don't have a strong math background.
I sell Sandvik
09/22/2010

900rider

This is a great tool to use at the machine when making process improvements. The calculator factors in radial (and axial in the case of round insert facemills) chip thinning which is great for those that don't have a strong math background.

- Support of round inserts for turning and milling - Bug fix for support of "dark mode"

Version 3.3

10/12/2023

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