The invention discloses a
machining process of a high-wear-resistance
alloy cutter. The
machining process comprises the following steps that (1), the requirements of different cutters, including the thickness of a cutter body and the thickness of a blade peak of the cutter body during normal work are determined so as to prepare the cutter body and an
alloy strip with corresponding thicknesses; (2), the cutter body is machined, specifically, a strip-shaped groove is formed in the side, facing the blade peak, of one side of a blade part of the cutter body in the length direction of the cutter body, and two cutter body base
layers capable of clamping an
alloy layer are formed on the blade part of the cutter body; (3), the alloy strip in the strip-shaped groove is brazed to form the alloy layer, so that the blade part forms a
layered structure which is formed by tightly and firmly connecting the alloy strip clamped by the two cutter body base
layers; and (4), shaping and trimming the cutter body base
layers are carried out to enable the side edges of the alloy strip to protrude out of the two cutter body base layers to form blade peaks and enable the cutter body base layers on the twosides of the alloy strip to form smooth blade parts. By utilizing the process to
machine the alloy cutter, the steps are simpler and easy to implement, the machined alloy cutter is sharp in blade, good in abrasion resistance, long in service life and high in production efficiency in the using process, and the
mechanical energy consumption is effectively reduced.