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Rapid tool wear during carbon fiber machining can be attributed to several factors. First, the abrasive nature of carbon fibers can quickly dull cutting tools, especially if they are not made from sufficiently hard materials like diamond or polycrystalline diamond (PCD). Additionally, improper tool geometry and incorrect cutting parameters, such as speed and feed rate, can exacerbate wear and reduce tool life.

Rokatera, it depends on several factor, from complexity to precision. You can upload design and request the quote to know how much your specific project cost?

That is the general range, the exact parameters you need to fixed during composite machining depends on several factors, composite type, required finish, type of cut ,etc.

Thank you for your interest! Yes, machining tough composites does require specialized techniques. Typically, this involves selecting the right tooling materials, adjusting cutting speeds, and using specific geometries to manage the abrasiveness and hardness of these materials effectively.