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I'm needing to be able to take some round f the appropriate diameter
and flatten it into a rectangle about .05 x .014. I'm planning on making a simple rolling mill and wonder about how many steps it takes to get to my finished size. Is there some formula or just how would you figure it out. I'm going to be using brass, german silver, and sterling silver. I figured I would make some .05 wide grooves of varing depths in on of my rolls. The store bought Rolling Mills I've seen in Jewelry Catalogs all seem to be able to adjust the height of the upper roll but I wonder if this is needed when I am only gong to evr be dealing with at most two sizes. I was planning on making it so there was .001 clearance between my rolls. Anyone who actually knows something about this is invited to tell me if this sound like it has a chanch of working. Ken |
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