Sharpening end mills using my home built air bearing and on my new set up.
doc55 Registered Registered Joined Dec 7, 2014 Messages 59 May 2, 2019 #1 Sharpening end mills using my home built air bearing and on my new set up.
D ddickey H-M Supporter - Gold Member H-M Supporter Gold Member Joined Apr 21, 2016 Messages 3,566 May 3, 2019 #2 That would be nice to have. Somebody else needs to subscribe to Docs channel. I don't like that 666 number.
That would be nice to have. Somebody else needs to subscribe to Docs channel. I don't like that 666 number.
Shootymacshootface I make little metal out of big metal. Registered Joined Mar 17, 2018 Messages 1,400 May 3, 2019 #3 ddickey said: That would be nice to have. Somebody else needs to subscribe to Docs channel. I don't like that 666 number. Click to expand... Agreed. That number also happens to be the serial number of my 1942 byf luger.
ddickey said: That would be nice to have. Somebody else needs to subscribe to Docs channel. I don't like that 666 number. Click to expand... Agreed. That number also happens to be the serial number of my 1942 byf luger.
B benmychree John York H-M Supporter Gold Member Joined Jun 7, 2013 Messages 10,004 May 3, 2019 #4 "They" tell us that it is not a good idea to use diamond wheels on steel tools, as it erodes the diamond; proper thing is to use CBN wheel. Shootymacshootface said: Agreed. That number also happens to be the serial number of my 1942 byf luger. Click to expand... BYF?
"They" tell us that it is not a good idea to use diamond wheels on steel tools, as it erodes the diamond; proper thing is to use CBN wheel. Shootymacshootface said: Agreed. That number also happens to be the serial number of my 1942 byf luger. Click to expand... BYF?
Shootymacshootface I make little metal out of big metal. Registered Joined Mar 17, 2018 Messages 1,400 May 3, 2019 #5 Byf was a manufacturing code. It just means that it was made by Mauser.
B benmychree John York H-M Supporter Gold Member Joined Jun 7, 2013 Messages 10,004 May 3, 2019 #6 OK, good to know; both of mine are DWM, one is a 1920 commercial, the other 1914.
Shootymacshootface I make little metal out of big metal. Registered Joined Mar 17, 2018 Messages 1,400 May 3, 2019 #7 And I am sure that they were machined with the best, sharpest, German end mills available! (So, not a total hijack, right?)
And I am sure that they were machined with the best, sharpest, German end mills available! (So, not a total hijack, right?)
B benmychree John York H-M Supporter Gold Member Joined Jun 7, 2013 Messages 10,004 May 3, 2019 #8 Makes sense!
Cooter Brown 863 Bronze Registered Joined Nov 23, 2017 Messages 1,191 May 3, 2019 #9 You shouldn't use a Diamond wheel for steel, you should have a CBN wheel for steel Diamond wheels are for carbide....
You shouldn't use a Diamond wheel for steel, you should have a CBN wheel for steel Diamond wheels are for carbide....