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Can round carbide endmills be adequately held by setscrews
I am anticipating an answer that I will not like, but anyway: I have a
number of carbide end mills (large number) and a lot of QC30 toolholders that hold tools with a setscrew. Most of my endmills have no flats on sides. If I hold one with a setscrew, is that adequate for real life milling? I was able to mill machinable wax like that, but obviously this is not a real test. i |
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