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Thanks winkys workshop! We've added your Rotary Table Chuck Mount to our Machining category,
as well as to your builder page: winkys workshop's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:
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Carbide cutters don't withstand shocks and intermittent cuts (they are merely cemented powder). Therefore, when machining uneven discs or square workpieces, it's better to start with HSS (High Speed Steel) cutter, as carbide will without doubt chip or break under such action.