Different from common thin-walled workpiece, in the process of milling of large-size thin-walled workpiece chatter in the axial direction along the spindle is also likely to happen because of the low stiffness of the workpiece in this direction. An analytical method for prediction of stability lobes of milling of large-size thin-walled workpiece is presented in this paper. In the method, not only frequency response function of the tool point but also frequency response function of the workpiece is considered.
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