Publication Date
2026
College
College of Natural Resources & Sciences
Department
School of Engineering
Document Type
Poster
Description
This study focuses on improving surgical precision by examining top surface deviation and hole path during drilling across various inclination angles and spindle speeds. By analyzing these geometric outcomes, the study aims to better understand tool deviation and its relationship to drilling forces. A clearer understanding of how these factors influence hole trajectory and entry conditions directly impacts screw hole quality. Ultimately, improving control over top surface deviation and hole path can lead to more accurate drilling and better surgical outcomes.
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