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What is the best aluminum for heat sink?
The kind with fins on it..
(if space permits) is generally considered the best, if best means effectiveness in transfer of heat to air. -- WB .......... metalworking projects www.kwagmire.com/metal_proj.html "Tim Williams" wrote in message ... On May 6, 3:29 pm, James Arthur wrote: Not that I need such precision. I've got the CNC bug[1], and I'm thinking of ways to make things nice. Ways to make nice ways, if you will. [1] A CNC mill and a lathe, and the desire to make more of the same. The lathe and mill are both Turing-complete machine tools, so that's no problem. :-) Crossposting to RCM, which I recall had someone madly interested in something like "Godel's Theorem for Machinists"! Tim |
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