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What is live tooling?

Live tooling refers to the ability of a machine tool to perform multiple operations, such as milling and drilling, using rotating tooling in addition to the primary cutting tool.

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Manufacturers and businesses that utilize live tooling equipment are required to file reports on the usage of live tooling.

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To fill out live tooling reports, businesses must provide information on the type of tooling used, the operations performed, and the frequency of usage.

What is the purpose of live tooling?

The purpose of live tooling is to increase the efficiency and flexibility of machine tools by allowing for multiple operations to be performed without the need for manual tool changes.

What information must be reported on live tooling?

Information such as the type of tooling used, the operations performed, and the frequency of usage must be reported on live tooling.