Abstract
Hole machining is quite common in engineering technology. It follows from the requirements of the specific holes used not only for arranging various types of shafts and axis but also for jointing parts and other purposes. This paper illustrates methodology and experiments for determination of optimal cutting conditions and appropriate cutting tools based on an example of drilling. The choice of drilling technology is based on the design requirements for the shape and dimensions, namely the nature of semi-finished product, with regards to the requirements of quality, reliability and economic efficiency.
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