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Aluminum alloy is one of the processed materials commonly used in the industry. Because aluminum alloy has the lighter weight than iron also because the aluminum alloy is face-centered cubic structure, it has high plasticity and is easy to be used in processing and forming into various shapes, plate material. With new technological advances, the demand for fast growing products has begun to diversify. Also have the advantages of light weight, easy processing, and non-corrosive effects, the use of aluminum alloy as a processed material has also increased dramatically. However, as the processing technology is gradually fully developed, the industry is no longer just the size requirement for the finished product after the processing is completed. The surface treatment has also been increasingly demanding and demanding, such as the border of the iPhone 7 is the use of aluminum alloy material made of raw materials, and nobody wants to get the rough edges. The machine factors, cutting parameters, materials, and tool geometry affect a mirror finish of workpieces. However, the cutting tools have the greatest impact. Therefore, the experimental tool geometry to achieve cutting, can produce better processing surface. This experiment is aimed at the use of side milling for processing aluminum alloy by end mills. The surface after processing will have a different degree of gloss of horizontal pull patterns, which are commonly known in the industry as the dark and light stripes. It is very time-consuming and laborious for an operator to have to process more than one process and have to use a polisher to polish it or use a grinding wheel to polish it. Therefore, this experiment explores how to use tool geometries to improve the machining process and reduce machining after finishing the surface of the horizontal pull patterns.
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