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02-10-2011, 12:11 PM
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Hi, we have a CNC converted Proxxon Micromill and need to CNC machine some sterling silver and high carat gold prototype electronic parts using 2 flute and 3 flute ball and fish tail mills with a maximum diameter of 0.5mm. The cut depths are less than 0.75mm and speed is not a requirement. Before we press ahead and work our way through umpteen carbide mills in a feeble effort to determine the best feed rates etc. (yes we have vast experience of making unnecessary scrap!), I would be very grateful for any advice. Regards Richard  |
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