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GOVERNING: ASME • AWS • ISO • DIN
Open-Access Fabrication Engineering Architecture

Deterministic reference for CNC, sheet metal & welding.

FabLogic provides verifiable, zero-telemetry manufacturing equations, standard shop floor reference matrices, and rigorous mathematical proofs derived directly from Machinery's Handbook, ASME Y14.5, and AWS D1.1.

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Architecture Taxonomy

The FabLogic Computational Engine Matrix

16 discrete, high-precision calculation engines mapped across 4 core fabrication domains. Built for zero-latency client evaluation without cloud dependency.

Hub 01

Speeds, Feeds & Chip Dynamics

4 Tools

Deterministic spindle velocity, tangential surface speed, radial chip thinning compensation, and machine tool spindle power load forecasting.

  • Milling Speeds & Feeds (RPM & IPM)
    Calculates RPM, feed rate, and feed per tooth based on cutter diameter and alloy SFM.
    /calculators/speeds-and-feeds
  • Lathe Turning Surface Speed & CSS
    Constant surface speed (CSS G96) limits, maximum clamp RPM (G50), and IPR feed.
    /calculators/lathe-speed-feed
  • Radial Chip Thinning Factor (RCTF)
    Compensates programmed feed rate when radial depth of cut (Ae) drops below 50% cutter diameter.
    /calculators/chip-thinning
  • MRR & Spindle Power Demand
    Material Removal Rate (in³/min or cm³/min) and required spindle horsepower (HP_cut).
    /calculators/mrr-spindle-power
Hub 02

Sheet Metal Bending & Blank Layout

4 Tools

Plastic deformation calculations for press brakes, punch dies, neutral axis shift (K-factor), and blank length unrolling.

  • Bend Allowance (BA) & K-Factor
    Solves neutral axis arc length based on inner radius, angle, and empirical material K-factors.
    /calculators/bend-allowance
  • Bend Deduction (BD) & Outside Setback
    Calculates total flange subtraction ($BD = 2 \times OSSB - BA$) for precise blank cutting.
    /calculators/bend-deduction
  • Press Brake Air Bending Tonnage
    Determines required tonnage per foot/meter across V-die openings (6x to 12x thickness).
    /calculators/press-brake-tonnage
  • Flat Pattern Blank Developer
    Multi-bend cumulative unrolled flat length calculator with bend line markings.
    /calculators/flat-pattern-blank
Hub 03

Hole Layout, Tapping & Threading

4 Tools

Sub-thousandth thread engagement percentages, pitch circle coordinate trigonometry, and drill tip breakthrough clearances.

  • UNC / UNF / Metric Tap Drill Sizing
    Calculates theoretical thread engagement percentage (standard 65% to 75%) and drill size.
    /calculators/tap-drill-size
  • Thread Milling Code & Feed Compensation
    Adjusts center-line feed for internal and external helical interpolation (G02/G03).
    /calculators/thread-milling
  • Bolt Circle (PCD) Coordinate Generator
    Generates X/Y coordinates for polar array hole patterns with arbitrary start angles.
    /calculators/bolt-circle-pcd
  • Drill Point Depth & Breakthrough Allowance
    Calculates drill tip length for standard 118° and 135° split points ($0.300 \times D$ / $0.207 \times D$).
    /calculators/drill-point-depth
Hub 04

Welding Energy & Deposition

4 Tools

Heat input metrics, thermal efficiency factors, carbon equivalencies, and structural fillet throat sizing per AWS D1.1 and ASME IX.

  • Arc Welding Heat Input (AWS D1.1 / ASME IX)
    Calculates energy input ($kJ/in$ or $kJ/mm$) from arc voltage, current, and travel speed.
    /calculators/welding-heat-input
  • Weld Metal Deposition Rate & Efficiency
    Determines pounds/kilograms per hour of deposited metal across GMAW, FCAW, SMAW, and SAW.
    /calculators/weld-deposition-rate
  • Carbon Equivalent (CE) & Preheat Predictor
    Evaluates cold-cracking susceptibility using IIW (CE) and Dearden-O'Neill (P_cm) formulations.
    /calculators/carbon-equivalent-preheat
  • Fillet Weld Leg vs. Effective Throat Sizing
    Calculates theoretical throat ($t = z \times \cos(45^\circ) \approx 0.707 \times z$) and shear stress capacity.
    /calculators/fillet-weld-throat
Mathematical Rigor

Governing Engineering Formulas & Mathematical Proofs

Every calculation executed on FabLogic is anchored in established physics, plasticity theory, and international consensus standards.

Milling & Turning Kinematics

Spindle RPM & Feed Rate

// Spindle Velocity (Imperial)
RPM = (SFM × 12) / (π × D) ≈ (SFM × 3.8197) / D
// Table Linear Feed Rate
IPM = RPM × IPT × Z

Mathematical Proof: Spindle rotational speed converts linear cutting speed (Surface Feet per Minute) to rotational frequency. Because 1 foot = 12 inches and the circumference of a tool with diameter D (in inches) is π × D:

Linear Distance / Min = SFM × 12 [in/min]
Circumference per Rev = π × D [in/rev]
RPM = (SFM × 12) / (π × D) = SFM × 3.8197186 / D

Feed rate (IPM) represents the linear displacement per minute, computed as the product of revolutions per minute (RPM), chip load per tooth (IPT, inches per tooth), and total active flutes (Z).

Authority: Machinery's Handbook 31st Ed., pp. 1045-1052
Plasticity & Bending Theory

Sheet Metal Bend Allowance (BA)

// Neutral Axis Arc Length
BA = A × (π / 180) × (R + (K × T))
// Bend Deduction
BD = 2 × tan(A / 2) × (R + T) - BA

Mathematical Proof: Under plastic bending, material outside the neutral axis experiences tension while interior material undergoes compression. The neutral axis remains unstrained at depth K × T from the inside surface (where K = t_neutral / T).

Bend Radius of Neutral Axis = R + (K × T)
Angle in Radians = A × (π / 180)
Arc Length (BA) = θ × r_neutral = A × (π / 180) × [R + (K × T)]

Outside Setback (OSSB) represents the distance from the apex to the tangent line: OSSB = tan(A / 2) × (R + T). Bend Deduction is then BD = 2 × OSSB - BA.

Authority: SME Tool & Manufacturing Engineers Handbook, Vol 2
Thermodynamics & Metallurgy

Arc Welding Heat Input (HI)

// AWS D1.1 / ASME IX Heat Input
HI = (V × I × 60) / (S × 1000) × η
// Units: kJ/in (when S in in/min)
HI (kJ/mm) = (V × I × 60) / (S_mm × 1000) × η

Mathematical Proof: Arc electrical power is given by P = V × I (Watts, or Joules/sec). To calculate total energy delivered per unit length traversed at travel speed S (in/min):

Energy / Second = V × I [Joules / s]
Time per Unit Length = 60 / S [seconds / in]
Total Energy = (V × I × 60) / S [Joules / in]
Dividing by 1000 yields kiloJoules per inch (kJ/in).

Accounting for process arc thermal efficiency η per EN 1011-1 / ASME IX: GMAW/FCAW = 0.80, SMAW = 0.80, GTAW = 0.60, SAW = 1.00.

Authority: AWS D1.1:2020 Clause 5.6 & ASME Section IX QW-409.1
Standardized Engineering Data

High-Utility Fabrication Reference Tables

Pre-computed empirical shop data conforming to ASME B1.1, ISO 965, and SME sheet metal standards. Formatted for high-contrast viewing on shop floor terminals.

Reference Table 01

Standard UNC / UNF & Metric Tap Drill Chart (75% Thread Engagement)

Standard: ASME B1.1-2019 / ISO 965
Thread DesignationMajor DiameterPitch / TPITap Drill (Ideal)Recommended DrillActual DecimalActual Engagement
1/4" - 20 UNC0.2500 in20 TPI0.1960 in#7 Drill0.2010 in75.4%
1/4" - 28 UNF0.2500 in28 TPI0.2114 in#3 Drill0.2130 in79.7%
3/8" - 16 UNC0.3750 in16 TPI0.3075 in5/16" Drill0.3125 in76.9%
3/8" - 24 UNF0.3750 in24 TPI0.3300 inLetter Q Drill0.3320 in79.2%
1/2" - 13 UNC0.5000 in13 TPI0.4170 in27/64" Drill0.4219 in75.3%
1/2" - 20 UNF0.5000 in20 TPI0.4460 in29/64" Drill0.4531 in72.1%
M6 × 1.0 ISO Metric6.000 mm1.00 mm4.917 mm5.00 mm Drill0.1969 in (5.00mm)77.0%
M8 × 1.25 ISO Metric8.000 mm1.25 mm6.647 mm6.80 mm Drill0.2677 in (6.80mm)76.8%
M10 × 1.5 ISO Metric10.000 mm1.50 mm8.376 mm8.50 mm Drill0.3346 in (8.50mm)75.0%
M12 × 1.75 ISO Metric12.000 mm1.75 mm10.106 mm10.20 mm Drill0.4016 in (10.20mm)78.0%
Governing Equation: Drill Size = Major Dia - (% Engagement × 0.01299 / TPI) (Imperial) or Major Dia - (% Engagement × Pitch / 76.98) (Metric). 70-75% thread depth provides maximum tensile strength without tap breakage.
Reference Table 02

Recommended Sheet Metal K-Factors & Inside Radii by Material

Standard: SME Formability & DIN 6935
Alloy & TemperYield Strength (ksi / MPa)Min Inside Radius (R/T)Air Bend K-Factor (R < 2T)Air Bend K-Factor (R ≥ 2T)Bottoming K-Factor
Aluminum 5052-H3228 ksi / 193 MPa1.0 × T0.400.440.48
Aluminum 6061-T640 ksi / 276 MPa2.5 × T0.410.450.48
Cold Rolled Steel (1008/1010)30 ksi / 205 MPa1.0 × T0.420.460.50
Hot Rolled Pickled & Oiled (A36)36 ksi / 250 MPa1.2 × T0.420.450.49
Stainless Steel 304 (2B)35 ksi / 240 MPa1.5 × T0.440.480.50
Stainless Steel 316L42 ksi / 290 MPa1.5 × T0.450.480.50
Brass (C260 Cartridge)20 ksi / 140 MPa0.8 × T0.380.420.46
Note: The K-Factor represents the ratio of the neutral axis position to material thickness (K = t_neutral / T). For sharp bends (R < T), empirical testing or DIN 6935 tabular correction must be applied to prevent outer fiber tearing.
Reference Table 03

Baseline Surface Feet per Minute (SFM) for Carbide vs. HSS Tooling

Standard: ISO 513 Material Groups
Material DesignationISO GroupHSS Tooling (SFM)Uncoated Carbide (SFM)Coated Carbide (TiAlN)Coolant Strategy
Aluminum 6061-T6 / 7075-T6ISO N250 - 500 SFM1,200 - 2,500 SFM2,500 - 6,000+ SFMHigh-Pressure Flood / MQL
Mild Steel (AISI 1018 / A36)ISO P80 - 120 SFM350 - 650 SFM650 - 1,100 SFMFlood or Air Blast
Alloy Steel (4140 / 4340 Ann.)ISO P60 - 90 SFM250 - 450 SFM450 - 800 SFMFlood or Dry Air
Stainless Steel (304 / 316)ISO M40 - 70 SFM180 - 320 SFM350 - 600 SFMFlood (High Pressure)
Titanium (Ti-6Al-4V Grade 5)ISO S30 - 50 SFM100 - 180 SFM150 - 280 SFMHigh-Pressure Flood Only
Nickel Superalloy (Inconel 718)ISO S15 - 30 SFM60 - 110 SFM90 - 170 SFMThrough-Spindle Flood
Brass (C360 Free Cutting)ISO N200 - 350 SFM600 - 1,200 SFM1,200 - 2,200 SFMDry or Mist
SFM Metric Conversion: Cutting Speed V_c (m/min) = SFM × 0.3048. Values represent finishing/semi-finishing baselines. Reduce speeds by 20-30% for heavy roughing or deep slotting.
Consensus Specifications

Standards & Semantic Entity Relationships

FabLogic computation pipelines map directly to active national and international engineering standards:

MH

Machinery's Handbook

31st / 32nd Edition • Industrial Press

Governs cutting speeds, chip loads, standard screw threads, tap drill formulations, and gearing kinematics.

ENTITY: Industrial Press
ASME

ASME Y14.5 & B1.1

GD&T & Unified Inch Screw Threads

Defines geometric tolerances, true position calculations, MMC/LMC boundary envelopes, and UN thread classes.

ENTITY: The American Society of Mechanical Engineers
AWS

AWS D1.1 / ASME IX

Structural Welding & Pressure Vessels

Standardizes thermal arc energy calculations, procedure qualification heat inputs, and weld throat shear geometry.

ENTITY: American Welding Society
ISO

ISO 2768 & ISO 965

General Tolerances & Metric Threads

Supplies default linear/angular tolerance classes (m, f, c, v) and metric thread engagement tolerances.

ENTITY: International Organization for Standardization
Zero Telemetry • Zero Database

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