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    Squaring raw stock on the milling machine - #tipsblitz19 #tipblitz19

    Squaring raw stock on the milling machine

    #tipsblitz19 - a collaboration of tips & tricks videos by YT creators being uploaded this weekend (15-9-19)


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    Hi Kevin,

    Saw this on Youtube and enjoyed watching the process. Again - that flycutting finish is second to none. I should break mine out more often!

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    Quote Originally Posted by craig9 View Post
    Hi Kevin,

    Saw this on Youtube and enjoyed watching the process. Again - that flycutting finish is second to none. I should break mine out more often!

    Cheers,
    Craig
    Thanks Craig. With the right feeds, speeds and cutting tool the flycutter can give great results.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MachineNZ View Post
    Thanks Craig. With the right feeds, speeds and cutting tool the flycutter can give great results.
    Yes - I use an HSS bit ground with a bit of positive rake, honed on a stone, and a generous nose radius. From there, I use as fast a rotation speed as I have the guts for, plenty of lube, and as slow a feed rate as I have the patience for

    It gives great results, to my novice eye almost looks like a ground finish, but I don't use the thing often enough.

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