Planer Processing Features

According to the cutting motion and specific processing requirements, the structure of the planer is simpler than that of the lathe and the milling machine, the price is lower, and the adjustment and operation are more convenient. The single-edged planer used is basically the same as the turning tool, with a simple shape and convenient manufacturing, sharpening and installation. The main motion of planing is reciprocating linear motion, and it is affected by inertial force when it is reversed. In addition, there is impact when the tool cuts in and out, which limits the increase of cutting speed. The length of the cutting edge that the single-edged planer actually participates in cutting is limited, and a surface often needs to be processed through multiple strokes, and the basic process time is long. When the planer returns to the stroke, no cutting is performed, and the processing is discontinuous, which increases the auxiliary time.