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Default Assessing scrap metal

I'm just getting started with a small lathe and mill. I've collected a
number of scrap pieces of aluminum and steel for projects, but what do
you do to assess the metal if you don't know the specifications? For
instance, helpful advice on setting cutting speed if the subject is
unknown...subtitle this "already broke one end mill." ---thanks, Cliff

 
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