Abstract
In the laboratory to which the author is belonging, the experiments to establish the machining standards for a number of important materials standardized by the Government (JIS) has been just started as the big project. This report is for establishing the machining standard of 18-8 stainless steel. Here, the most suitable carbide grade and the best rake angle for turning the stainless steel have been selected from the viewpoint of two aspects of the tool life, flank wear and crater, and under the best combination of the above two, the feed effect has been studied. As a result, the machining standard of speeds, feeds and tool life equations for various combinations of tool-life criterions have been summarized in a table.
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