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Heat treating 4140 rivet squeezer yoke
I'm building a 4140 3" rivet squeezer yoke out of 4140. Here's a
couple of pictures as examples: Yoke itself - http://www.averytools.com/images/variant/icon/1124.jpg Mounted on squeezer - http://www.clearairtools.web.aplus.n...%20New%20S.jpg I think of machining the profile from 1/2" bar stock, drilling the holes, and then having it heat treated to Rc 42-46. However, this is my first go at heat treating and I'm concerned that growth and warpage are going to be a problem. Will this process work or should I heat treat first and then machine/ drill? Is it feasible to drill 7/16" holes through 1/2" of Rc 46 steel? Thanks for the help, -DC |
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