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That's trick it's abit like the tool that you use for hex,s but abit more advanced and prob with a high price tag, to be honest I'd just prog" in pocket mill and tell it what I want and bob,s your uncle
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I'm not a machinist but deal with components that need a square hole through them for use with 8 and 10mm key steel. That looks like an interesting tool!
We usually have to have a hole like that wire eroded. The options were either wire erosion, spark erosion or smashing a mandrel through it at the time we we're first starting to use key steel.
We usually have to have a hole like that wire eroded. The options were either wire erosion, spark erosion or smashing a mandrel through it at the time we we're first starting to use key steel.
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clever peice of kit, on that application it looks good and could save time, but i wonder how it would hold up on harder metals, and larger and deeper holes, as i could see rigidity being an issue.
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I'd imagine they've been around for years in slightly different forums. Looks very good. Its how they put the hex's on allen keys etc, (well very similar) obviously they'r done on a lathe.
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