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Titanium?
Any recommendations for the best titanium alloy?
Project is compensators/muzzle brakes for handguns. Flame cutting and powder particle impact erosion are factors. Conventional manual machining. Turn, drill, bore, tap, and milling operations. Go with Ti-6AI-4V? Or is there another I should consider? Best source for 1"x1" bar stock in small quantities? Been to the FAQ and Google, still confused, So it's time to tap the group wisdom! Thanks, Bill |
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"Bill Marrs" wrote in message ... Any recommendations for the best titanium alloy? Project is compensators/muzzle brakes for handguns. Flame cutting and powder particle impact erosion are factors. Conventional manual machining. Turn, drill, bore, tap, and milling operations. Go with Ti-6AI-4V? Or is there another I should consider? Best source for 1"x1" bar stock in small quantities? Been to the FAQ and Google, still confused, So it's time to tap the group wisdom! Thanks, Bill Contact: Timet Henderson, Nevada They can answer all your questions, and even make you up some of the special concoction you seek. Steve |
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I would think you would want something heavier than Titanium.
Dan |
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SteveB wrote:
"Bill Marrs" wrote in message ... Any recommendations for the best titanium alloy? Project is compensators/muzzle brakes for handguns. Flame cutting and powder particle impact erosion are factors. Conventional manual machining. Turn, drill, bore, tap, and milling operations. Go with Ti-6AI-4V? Or is there another I should consider? Best source for 1"x1" bar stock in small quantities? Been to the FAQ and Google, still confused, So it's time to tap the group wisdom! Thanks, Bill Contact: Timet Henderson, Nevada They can answer all your questions, and even make you up some of the special concoction you seek. Steve They have some info on their website: http://www.timet.com/fab-p13.htm Interesting! I wasn't aware that titanium could be flamecut. Fred |
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On 12 Jun 2005 20:29:49 -0700, "
wrote: I would think you would want something heavier than Titanium. Dan Depends on if its a muzzle brake, or flash suppressor. And how many vents it has. Ive seen a number of titanium brakes on race guns. Shrug...if thats something you really need. Gunner "Considering the events of recent years, the world has a long way to go to regain its credibility and reputation with the US." unknown |
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