Floating tap holder in CNC machining

When we write a CNC program for tapping, we program a feed rate and spindle speed conforming to the above equation. The problem is that this rule is violated a few times during actual cutting:1. Near the bottom of the thread the Z-axis is decelerating so it can stop at the exact destination, while the spindle is still rotating at the programmed speed.2. When the tap reaches the bottom, the Z-axis has stopped and the spindle has been commanded to stop but is still rotating because of inertia.

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