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Design of machining routines

Author: Roland D. WEILL

Publication date: August 10, 1993

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2. General design of a machining sequence

Before moving on to the logical analysis of a routing process based on the example of a typical mechanical part, it is useful to briefly list the sequence of actions to be undertaken in order to create a manufacturing file. Figure 2[2] shows a graph of the main operations to be considered.

Steps in the manufacturing plan [2]
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