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    Great job jjr2001. Times call for broaching without standard means. Cutoff blades are made in enough width/ height sizes to render most keyways. I can't say whether flat or hollow ground type work better. I do think flat tapered blades are stiffer than T's, helpful when goal is depth. A cutoff tool normal edge will shear, but found a hook [per broach or bandsaw tooth ] break chips best. Easy with an abrasive cut off wheel.
    If possible, drill through part wall, perpendicular and just beyond end of keyway. When cutting blind, the relief lessens crowding.
    Last edited by Toolmaker51; Dec 5, 2018 at 02:32 PM. Reason: silly me. wtf's a ''tooth bandsaw'', other than painful?
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