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Default The Trend Toward Thread Milling in Hardened Material

"T.Alan Kraus" wrote:

That's all good info, but how do I thread mill on a manual machine?


I bet there are quite a few people on rcm that have cnc mills. Might be a converted
bridgeport or X3 type machine.

Perfectly on topic Bob.

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