As a result of experimental data obtained from previous articles, it was found that for a certain material of the cutter there is a relationship between the tool life and the measured medium temperature of the cutting edge, which can be applied to most materials. This article provides a method for determining this ratio when the number of experimental results reflect the service life of the cutter and when determining the corresponding average temperature of the cutter, not using measurements, but using a recently developed calculation method. Calculation theory is applied to determine temperature using life-to-temperature relationship and to calculate tool life under a much wider variety of cutting conditions and compare these results with experimental data. The main advantage of the method over conventional empirical methods for establishing tool life, such as the method based on the well-known Taylor equation, is that the calculation can be carried out taking into account changes in cutting conditions and material properties and that the determination can accordingly be carried out according to those limits at which it is possible to confidently predict the service life of the cutter of experimental studies.
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