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On Monday, July 15, 2019 at 7:59:29 PM UTC-7, John Doe wrote:
I have one regular and one heavy-duty "flying parts" or whatever they are called hole cutters. The heavy duty is too big to cut a 40 mm hole. The small one probably won't cut 1/4"+ thick 6061 aluminum. If the hole saw cuts, it will cut a quarter inch just fine. But, a hole saw in a drill press (vertical downward press) doesn't clear chips from the cut, you have to back out and apply suction, or a brush, or otherwise get the junk out of the kerf. Hole saws work better with horizontal boring, or an active flood of coolant, or lots of back-off-and-clear-waste. |
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