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Mechanical work of wood - General machining rules

Author: Jacques JUAN

Publication date: April 10, 2007

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2. Movements and trajectories

2.1 Cutting movements

The penetration of a tool into a workpiece is only possible if it is moved with sufficient energy. This cutting motion can be assigned to the tool, which is the most frequent case (sawing, milling, drilling, etc.), but sometimes also to the workpiece (turning, peeling, slicing, etc.).

This cutting movement can be :

  • straight: hand tools, band saw, reciprocating saw ;

  • circular: the movement of almost all woodworking tools;

  • complex: the case of certain mortise and tenon chisels.

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