TPG Baby!

[MrWhoopee]

Mr. Whoopee,
How/where did you hear of the, "cookie" reference?

The Internet is very big, and yet very small, particularly when you have specialized interests. Facial recognition is not limited to computers.
I suggest you use this for your profile picture.

Frank McGrath (actor) - Wikipedia

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[BtoVin83]

If you think TPG's are fo shizzle you should try ceramic. The butter knife of inserts, to a ceramic everything cuts like butter.

 

[MrWhoopee]

If you think TPG's are fo shizzle you should try ceramic. The butter knife of inserts, to a ceramic everything cuts like butter.

With the exception of interrupted cuts, particularly in hard materials (like welds). I have a few ceramic TPGs from back in the day, but no holder. They've probably gotten better since then, but they like higher speeds and dislike shock even more than carbide. They are an excellent alternative to finish grinding for hardened parts.

 

[BtoVin83]

tru dat, those interrupted cuts do give it fits but for finish man they work good.