Abstract
The aim of this work is to investigate the effect of the spindle speed and feed rate used in milling X153CrMoV12 cold work steel by X5070 blue coated solid carbide end mill on surface roughness and hardness of the workpiece. For this purpose, 0.2 mm material was removed in one pass without using refrigerant with the machining parameters of 2000, 2500, 2800, 3000 rpm spindle speed and 160, 180, 200, 240 mm/min feed rate. As a result of the tests, the topographic structure, surface roughness, surface hardness and microhardness of the machined surfaces were determined by Leica DMS300, Mitutoyo SJ 210, HRS-150 digital rockwell hardness tester and microhardness tester Future-Tech FM-700, respectively. As the feed rate increased at a constant 2800 rpm spindle speed, the surface roughness increased as the amount of metal removed per unit time increased. Surface roughness decreased at constant 180 mm/min feed rate and high spindle speed values. The effects of spindle speed and feed rate machining parameters on the surface hardness were not much, and the hardness value before and after the process was measured between 60-62 HRC. However, it was determined that the microhardness value decreased due to the use of heat-hardened steel as well as the heat generated by the milling parameters in the regions 50-350 µm deep from the machined surface.
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