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    Need help with cutter/setup

    I'm using a 3/32 round cutter for two woodruff key slots on a 4" bolt. I'm having a hard time repeating from part to part. Not exactly sure how to center the cutter. Any ideas/ help on setting this up?

    I was also wondering if an endmill would be a better way to go.

    Thanks in advance!


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    Quote Originally Posted by capnjack View Post
    I'm using a 3/32 round cutter for two woodruff key slots on a 4" bolt. I'm having a hard time repeating from part to part. Not exactly sure how to center the cutter. Any ideas/ help on setting this up?
    Is the job important, and do you have more than a couple to do?
    Then start by making up a proper mounting jig. Takes time, but the end results are so much better.

    I was also wondering if an endmill would be a better way to go.
    Depends on material, depth, shape ... Can't say in advance. Test.

    Cheers


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