Mastercam Dynamic Turning

Dynamic turning is a modern manufacturing method that is revolutionizing the way we machine metal and plastic components. This process offers several significant advantages over traditional turning methods. Mastercam’s dynamic turning uses the same  calculation method as dynamic milling, which calculates the tool’s engagement angle with the material being machined. This results in stable machining conditions, allowing the tool to maintain the same feed and cutting speed during both the approach and turning movements. Dynamic turning provides excellent chip control and a reliable machining process, making it an excellent choice for “unattended” machining. 

Dynamic turning is performed with a round-insert turning tool using smooth machining movements. When using a grooving tool, it is important to ensure that the tool is suitable for turning in the side direction. For example, the blade of Walter Tools’ new screw-clamped DX18 grooving insert has been reinforced along the underside of the tool, while lateral movement of the insert is prevented by a clamping groove on the front face of the insert. For the best results, it is recommended to use a through-tool coolant system.