Setting instructions for Walter milling cutter F 2010, Microplan Design principle With this tool, the slots of the cutter have a conically counte

Setting instructions for Walter milling cutter F 2010, Microplan Design principle With this tool, the slots of the cutter have a conically countersunk threaded hole in which an adjustment screw is inserted. This screw in turn engages in a corresponding hole of the cartridge. The cartridge can be adjusted with micro precision by screwing in the adjusting screw (see picture). Axial fine adjustment of the Microplan milling cutter Before the cartridge is installed the adjusting screw is screwed in so that the taper is approx. 0.012 0.020 in above the bottom of the groove. Now the cartridge is installed and the clamping screw is tightened. It must be ensured that the cartridge is in contact with the fixed stop (rear ring groove ) and that the adjusting screw is not under load. By tightening the adjusting screw clockwise, the cartridge can be adjusted to the required plane position. When doing this it must be ensured that pm-precise adjustment of the adjusting screw pretension is carried out. This is achieved by turning the adjusting screw anticlockwise and reattaching it free of pretension. There is approx. 0.008 in of adjustment. When it is put back, the adjusting screw must be moved back to its starting position. The cartridge is moved back to the axial starting position after slackening the clamping screw Cartridge F 426 WALTER Technical information Milling Valenite