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When would you use round carbide inserts like this?
I'm wondering when you would use round carbide inserts like this?
BTW, I am a HSM and not in production. http://cgi.ebay.com/SANDVIK-LATHE-TO...3A1%7C294%3A50 Thanks in advance, Rod San Francisco |
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When would you use round carbide inserts like this?
I use one for shallow finish cuts. leaves a nice surface, and can be rotated
more than the usual 3 or 6 times to get a new edge. |
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When would you use round carbide inserts like this?
"rodjava" wrote in message ... I'm wondering when you would use round carbide inserts like this? BTW, I am a HSM and not in production. http://cgi.ebay.com/SANDVIK-LATHE-TO...3A1%7C294%3A50 Thanks in advance, Rod San Francisco Transition from a diameter to a face leaving a radius in the root thus avoiding stress risers. AWEM |
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