Abstract
The paper describes a theoretical and experimental research on adaptive control of the metal-cutting process. Results of experiments performed in various cutting conditions on a milling machine connected to a process computer acting as adaptive controller are reported. The behavior of the adaptive control system in stationary and transient conditions and in presence of air gaps has been tested and the results are discussed.
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