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I was wondering if it was common to use powered metalworking tools on
plastic.(Nylon, Delrin, ABS, UHMW, PVC, etc.). I assume that as long as melting your way through the stock is not an issue then it is ok. But is it plausible to expect decent accuracy/tolerances this way? Thanks. Darren Harris Staten Island, New York. |
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