Q4/A/ Two cutting tools are used to machining steel, the Taylor Tool Life properties are given in table below. Estimate tool life of each tool at cutting speed is 100 ft/min. then which one of the cutting tool will choosing, for machining steel to 600 min. interval. High Speed Steel Coated Carbide 0.125 Properties 0.25 200 2200 11 C (ft/min)

Q4/A/ Two cutting tools are used to machining steel, the Taylor Tool Life properties are given in table below. Estimate tool life of each tool at cutting speed is 100 ft/min. then which one of the cutting tool will choosing, for machining steel to 600 min. interval. High Speed Steel Coated Carbide 0.125 Properties 0.25 200 2200 11 C (ft/min)

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