Titanium alloy was widely used in the machining of aviation parts. In the deep cavity milling process of titanium alloy parts

the tool rod with large aspect ratio will vibrate. Aiming at the vibration problem of the cutter with large draw ratio

the dynamic model of the designed milling cutter was established based on the Euler-Bernoulli beam theory

and the parameters affecting the dynamic performance of the cutter were analyzed. Based on the analysis of parameters

design of four core shaft models

through the analysis it was concluded that the best core shaft. Then the toolholder model was established

and the static stiffness

natural frequency and dynamic stiffness of the traditional metal toolholder and damping toolholder were compared by finite element analysis. The results show that the static stiffness of the damping toolholder is increased by 62%

the first natural frequency is increased by 21%

and the dynamic stiffness is increased by 135%. The roughness of the machined surface with two kinds of toolholders was tested

and the roughness of the designed composite damping cutter bar is reduced by 45.3%. The designed compound damping cutter bar has certain engineering significance and academic value

and provides certain guidance for the design of machining tools with large length diameter ratio.