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I've got an 8" B-52 flycutter, made by Kristi Tool Ordnance, here in the shop. I haven't used it yet, but am about to do so on a steel cutting job. Kristi Tool's website claims are that their flycutters can be run much faster than a shell mill. But they don't say how fast. I emailed them asking about feeds and speeds, and they were unable to tell me how fast to run their tool. ![]() I'd like to hear from owners of this tool. How fast do you run your B-52, and at what feedrate and depth of cut? I'm cutting steel, but would like to hear information for aluminum as well. Frederic |
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| I would just return the tool if they cant give you technical references on their own product. seriously wtf...If anything, Id go with a machinist handbook recommendation for tool/part material sfm as a starting point. Thing is, aren't those single insert tools? feed rate is going to be major hindrance unless you are just doing a few parts, otherwise Id go with a multi inserted shell design from Kennametal if in a production environment doing large lots. |
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