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aeronca65t
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Wow! What a cool business! /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/thumbsup.gif
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Hi There vping,
I sold indexable ceramic, cermet & carbide cutting tools for years.
What is the Mat`l & BHN or Rc of your bushings?
If their below 35Rc; Try a "CERMET" mat`l. from "NTK" cutting tools with a "Razor sharp" cutting edge and a very small nose radii (.004R): Ex. CNGG-4304FN-Grade XT3 (80 deg. diamond but are avail. as a std. in all geometries).
Should they be above 35Rc & upwards of 63Rc; "CERAMICS" are you answer. They withstand heat 10 times that of carbide.
There`s a local rep out in the island & an excellent stocking dist. in NJ. If you want or need more info. Just post it here or PM myself.
You won`t be disappointed;
Regards, Russ
I sold indexable ceramic, cermet & carbide cutting tools for years.
What is the Mat`l & BHN or Rc of your bushings?
If their below 35Rc; Try a "CERMET" mat`l. from "NTK" cutting tools with a "Razor sharp" cutting edge and a very small nose radii (.004R): Ex. CNGG-4304FN-Grade XT3 (80 deg. diamond but are avail. as a std. in all geometries).
Should they be above 35Rc & upwards of 63Rc; "CERAMICS" are you answer. They withstand heat 10 times that of carbide.
There`s a local rep out in the island & an excellent stocking dist. in NJ. If you want or need more info. Just post it here or PM myself.
You won`t be disappointed;
Regards, Russ
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coldplugs said:
Most definitely, the machine has an air shower built into the cabinet. As we speak the machine is soaking to 20° C. There is also a spindle chiller attached.
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I had a buddy who was a brain surgeon. He paid dearly to have his custom made scalpels with micro-cutting blades.
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