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Don
Not sure what
What kinda Canadian boy are you, but ya, I hear ya....What are leafs?
What kinda Canadian boy are you, but ya, I hear ya....What are leafs?
Not sure what
What kinda Canadian boy are you, but ya, I hear ya....
Also looking for boring head boring bars with indexable inserts in 3/8, 1/2, and 3/4. I dislike brazed carbide. Any suggestions?
I bought these 1/2" ones from Accusize on Amazon.
Maybe you can be the first to try our discount.....
I have not tried them in the boring head yet, but I thought they worked pretty good when I used one on the lathe....... I actually have a few tools that I haven't used yet, but damn it, there will be a day!!! LolHave you used them yet?
I'm having trouble trying to see how a triangular insert would bore a good hole. The feed rate would have to be very low. Depth of cut might be ok though.
Already did. A set of those external threading inserts that @thestelster found is arriving tomorrow. The discount equalled the shipping.
I have not tried them in the boring head yet, but I thought they worked pretty good when I used one on the lathe....... I actually have a few tools that I haven't used yet, but damn it, there will be a day!!! Lol
It must be early for me..... But I can't see the difference in how they should work. The metal doesn't know which method is cutting it, as long as the speed and feed is right, shouldn't the finish be the same? ....... This is where my lack of experience comes into play.I have zero problem seeing how they work on a lathe. Although I personally prefer Trigon. My difficulty is seeing how they would work on a boring bar.
So I don't play or follow sports. But I understand those that do.
again, no politics, but when the country of manufacture has no recourse for providing a poor product / that doesn't meet domestic quality control/certs/liability,
I agree with your statement 100%, Don. I use the 3/4” shank version of those in my boring head on the mill very often. They work really well and leave a very good finish.It must be early for me..... But I can't see the difference in how they should work. The metal doesn't know which method is cutting it, as long as the speed and feed is right, shouldn't the finish be the same? ....... This is where my lack of experience comes into play.
It must be early for me..... But I can't see the difference in how they should work. The metal doesn't know which method is cutting it, as long as the speed and feed is right, shouldn't the finish be the same? ....... This is where my lack of experience comes into play.
I agree with your statement 100%, Don. I use the 3/4” shank version of those in my boring head on the mill very often. They work really well and leave a very good finish.
They have a good radius at the tip, and I think they will work fine. Really no different that a boring head on a mill.
That's what I bought them for, I just haven't found a need to bore anything on the mill yet, but they were perfect for a little boring job I did on the lathe recently.I thought we WERE talking about a boring head on a mill.... LOL!
NA, they are parts of a spring assembly on a pickup truck. Haven't you had a broken leaf on that rusty old ford you're fixin'?Those Leafs can also be identified by the way they fall off the playoff tree.......
Well, if they work on the lathe, they will work down the hole on a mill.I have zero problem seeing how they work on a lathe. Although I personally prefer Trigon. My difficulty is seeing how they would work on a boring bar.
Well, if they work on the lathe, they will work down the hole on a mill.
Look at it this way. They are exactly the same cutting conditions in both cases. The difference is the lathe turns the work, and the tool is held in place, while the mill turns the tool, while the work is held in place! Simple, no?