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Anyone got a graphic of steel swarf coils ?
- Thread starter Milacron
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TonyOW31
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with or without coolant?
RC99
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bluechipper
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best I can do....
then there are these....
...
but, you said "a decent length coil"
Somewhere, I have a full size shot of a carbide button insert running the profile of a big cable pulley...or is it sheave...I can't find it. May be on the computer at work. I'll look monday.
then there are these....
but, you said "a decent length coil"
Somewhere, I have a full size shot of a carbide button insert running the profile of a big cable pulley...or is it sheave...I can't find it. May be on the computer at work. I'll look monday.
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I posted here by mistake (only the moderator can do so), but then thought what the heck, might as well leave it here
Limy Sami
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It's called an executive perk
Frank Ford
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Did you get the photo you need? If not, I'd be glad to shoot whatever I can for you.
Unfortunately, didn't have a camera when I DID run a sizable machine. Had I, I could have shown you a "moderately sized" coil, about 4 inch D, 50 feet long, .5 DOC and .042 feed.
Those with carbide inserts. Forged tool or HSS tool, we could grind to break the chips into rigatoni sized chips. My own machine mates took raw tools, no grind, and PUSHED the steel off, dark blue hoops of steel, machine groaned.
That pic above of that coil that looks like a clock spring cannot possibly be what you are looking for, can it?
Cheers,
George
Those with carbide inserts. Forged tool or HSS tool, we could grind to break the chips into rigatoni sized chips. My own machine mates took raw tools, no grind, and PUSHED the steel off, dark blue hoops of steel, machine groaned.
That pic above of that coil that looks like a clock spring cannot possibly be what you are looking for, can it?
Cheers,
George
dfw5914
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- Sanctuary, TX
Google images: metal shaving =
http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:SUOQ4HjcEAaweM:http://www1.istockphoto.
-or-
http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:nkc-2QqK_GZXYM:http://farm1.static.flickr.com/83/217836016
Google images: steel swarf=
http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:Mu_ceQ-nU9Oz4M:http://www.summitsolder.com/htmlsite/mountstar
One of my own (17-4PH)
http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:SUOQ4HjcEAaweM:http://www1.istockphoto.
-or-
http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:nkc-2QqK_GZXYM:http://farm1.static.flickr.com/83/217836016
Google images: steel swarf=
http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:Mu_ceQ-nU9Oz4M:http://www.summitsolder.com/htmlsite/mountstar
One of my own (17-4PH)
Davis In SC
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- South Carolina USA
That looks like 2 nests of TX Rattlesnakes..
dfw5914
Stainless
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- Sanctuary, TX
While they were peeling off the part, those chips would slither around much like a snake
(and they would bite)
(and they would bite)
dfw5914
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- Sanctuary, TX
I just "carefully re-read" the original post and I am ready for my dope slap...
And an attempt at redemption...
And an attempt at redemption...
