Does anyone have any suggestion on an indexable insert, preferably a
CNMG that would work well on manually turning stainless steel?

On 10/6/2010 2:17 PM, tnik wrote:
Does anyone have any suggestion on an indexable insert, preferably a
CNMG that would work well on manually turning stainless steel?

I should have added that we cannot flood the tool, so adding oil to the
cut is about all we can do.

On 10/6/2010 14:17, tnik wrote:
Does anyone have any suggestion on an indexable insert, preferably a
CNMG that would work well on manually turning stainless steel?

Sandvik CNMG432 MM chipbreaker grade 2035. Good tough insert. MF
chipbreaker for low power cutting.


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tnik wrote in
rec.crafts.metalworking on Wed, 06 Oct 2010 14:17:45 -0400:

Does anyone have any suggestion on an indexable insert, preferably a
CNMG that would work well on manually turning stainless steel?

Vardex makes an insert that I use all the time for stainless at work.
I can't remember the numbers, but I think it was called 'versa turn'.

http://www.vardexusa.com/vardex-turning-milling.aspx

it was made for stuff like 316SS.
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Dan H.
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