Is a boring/facing setup like that produced by Gamet/Enco capable of providing a perfectly clean surface finish so much that something dedicated to fly cutting like those produced by suburban tool would be an unnecessary addition?
I don't intend to do much fly cutting, but it would be nice to have the additional capability. I also don't do much boring but would like to add the capability. Would be nice to use one tool for both and actually see some routine use out of it combining the two features, but I'm curious if this is advisable or if a boring/facing tool makes a lousy fly cutter.
Thank you.
I don't intend to do much fly cutting, but it would be nice to have the additional capability. I also don't do much boring but would like to add the capability. Would be nice to use one tool for both and actually see some routine use out of it combining the two features, but I'm curious if this is advisable or if a boring/facing tool makes a lousy fly cutter.
Thank you.