Lisa
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Post by Lisa on Dec 17, 2016 5:03:18 GMT
While hiding from the heat of the day, I just remade my cutting speed tables into a PDF; the old ones were getting faded and oil splattered, so a fresh print out will be useful. Figured I'd make them available to others, should anyone be interested: m-e.venomousrose.com/downloads/cutting_speeds.pdf |
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peteh
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Post by peteh on Dec 17, 2016 5:59:38 GMT
Thanks for the early Christmas present Lisa, may you have a great Christmas.
PEte
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Post by locoman on Dec 22, 2016 18:18:36 GMT
A very handy set of tables, well set out. Apart - when I was 'on the tools' in the 1960's, for machining / drilling mild steel we used the very simple speed = 280/diameter(in inches)
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Lisa
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Post by Lisa on Dec 23, 2016 4:08:46 GMT
A very handy set of tables, well set out. Apart - when I was 'on the tools' in the 1960's, for machining / drilling mild steel we used the very simple speed = 280/diameter(in inches) Interesting, it seems that's a bit slower for drilling/milling, and a bit faster for turning; somewhat of a mid-point so that there's less to remember. |
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